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Re: 94 k2500 no low end power and horrible fuel mileage
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Originally Posted by j cAT
this is OBD1 . a PITA !
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Originally Posted by Schurkey
Why?
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Originally Posted by j cAT
the scan tool is for OBD11. a 1994 is OBD1. OBD1 code reader.
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Ummm...so why not use an OBD 1 SCAN TOOL? It's not like they're scarce, and they read the data stream just as you'd expect from a SCAN TOOL.
Code-readers are consumer-grade trash whether they're for OBD 1 or for OBD 2, or both.
My scan tool is about a thousand years old, but it reads OBD 1 for Domestic and Asian vehicles as far back as '81 for GM applications, including some ABS. What it won't do is go newer (VIN-specific) than 2006; and software newer than 2009 doesn't exist as that's when Snap-On ended support for the tool I have. This does not bother me particularly as I don't own a vehicle newer than '03. At whatever point I upgrade to a more-modern scan tool, I'll about have to "give" this one away on Craigslist, as the eBay pricing is so low as to be impractical to auction.
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