OBD II
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From: Bryan OH.
OBD II
hey guys off subject but i figured you all would know. is there any way to pull the codes out of an OBD II car without a scanner? or do you have ot have software to interface with the ecm? thanks
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86 IROC-Z
305 TPI
700R4 W/ shift kit
3.23 gears
T-Tops
maroon with gold stickers and rims/ black interior
43,000 miles
flowmaster exhaust, edelbrock headers, gutted airbox, converter, and MAF, K&N filters.
soon to come are 3.73 gears and subframe connecters.
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86 IROC-Z
305 TPI
700R4 W/ shift kit
3.23 gears
T-Tops
maroon with gold stickers and rims/ black interior
43,000 miles
flowmaster exhaust, edelbrock headers, gutted airbox, converter, and MAF, K&N filters.
soon to come are 3.73 gears and subframe connecters.
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From: chi-town
i'm sure you can jump two wires to get the codes......
just dont know what ones
go over to www.camaroz28.com and go into the computer diagnostic section and ask
just dont know what ones
go over to www.camaroz28.com and go into the computer diagnostic section and ask
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From: Bryan OH.
thanks IROC that is what i thought. OBD I is easy, but OBD II is much more complex. i guess i was right.
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86 IROC-Z
305 TPI
700R4 W/ shift kit
3.23 gears
T-Tops
maroon with gold stickers and rims/ black interior
43,000 miles
flowmaster exhaust, edelbrock headers, gutted airbox, converter, and MAF, K&N filters.
soon to come are 3.73 gears and subframe connecters.
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86 IROC-Z
305 TPI
700R4 W/ shift kit
3.23 gears
T-Tops
maroon with gold stickers and rims/ black interior
43,000 miles
flowmaster exhaust, edelbrock headers, gutted airbox, converter, and MAF, K&N filters.
soon to come are 3.73 gears and subframe connecters.
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No problem Flame. I should have mentioned that you can find OBDII code scanners/readers for fairly cheap. I just bought a code scanner for $80/shipped off one of the F-body boards. If you search the boards you will find links to plenty of sites that sell OBDII equip. You can get scanners/readers in handheld or software/pc cable systems. Do some homework and make a decision based on your needs/budget.
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