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Originally posted by NismoPC
Doesn't the OBD-I have only one O2 sensor? and the OBD-II have two?
If that is true, you can use that as a determining factor to which one your car has.
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On most japanese cars I've seen this is a good determining factor.
However I know of at least one that are OBD I and use two O2 sensors.
I know there is something on the ECU itself that will tell you, but I have no idea its actualy say's "OBD I" or if its incorperated into the ECU number.
Try a search for OBD 1 and see what you find.
I believe there is a site called
www.OBDII.com or something similar.