Hey guys! Just bought my friend's old Buick for my "summer rat" so that I can work on my winter rat. The ABS and CHECK ENGINE lights are on, but it runs great. I've got an AutoXray 2000 with the GM OBDI cable... trouble is, I don't know where to plug it in!!! I can't find it under the dash anywhere! I'm not an idiot, and have been able to scan every other car out there that has OBDI, but I can't find the port on this thing! :eek7:

A few minor issues I have with it aside... the power mirrors will tilt vertically but not horizontally. Both sides. I am guessing this is just the switch, is this a common problem? Cruise control doesn't work either... again, common?

Lastly, mine has a tape deck only. :frown: I have a Sirius radio I want to tap into it, and am wondering if anyone knows FOR SURE of a good interface that will work with the CD changer port in the back of the radio. I haven't taken it out to look and see if there even is one, and don't want to remove it if there is no changer port. If not, I will probably just use an FM modulator that plugs into the antenna. At present I am probably just going to put a stupid-looking casette adapter in it. :disappoin Lame.

Anyway, this is my first Buick and I noticed that it's built a lot "tighter" than Pontiacs and Chevies and Olds, meaning it's hard to tear things apart inside. I don't want to do much of anything to it other than make it fully functional, so I may be asking a few more seemingly dumb questions in the future. Thanks for the help guys and gals!

The data link interface is on the drivers side right under the dash its more toward the right. And all though OBD I the interface will be the 16 pin OBD II interface.

Are there any problems with scanning it as OBDI with the OBDII cable? I had that problem once with a '95 S-10 (not mine) but it turned out to be a broken wire due to a sloppy job replacing the heater core. Oh hell, I'll probably just go try it right now. It's only 2:00am, I've got time.