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Code reader
Does anyone know what kind of code reader is used for a 94 Buick Century. I bought the Equus 3123 model thinking it was the one but it's only good for Centurys up to 1993. Any help would be appreciated. The plug is a 12 pin.
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Re: Code reader
Why not just jumper the A-B terminals and count flashes?
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Re: Code reader
Thanks for the info. I e-mailed Innova and they don't make a code reader for this year of car. It appears that some cars in 94 and 95 didn't get either, so your idea is the way to go.
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Re: Code reader
You probably can't jump the pins on your car, as the ALDL doesn't have the ground pin. 94 and 95 models are a hybrid (between OBD-I and OBD-II) that requires a professional type scan tool to pull codes. Sorry for the bad news.
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Re: Code reader
Try a Acutron cp9150
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Re: Code reader
I have 1994 buick century its not! a hibrid 94 95 takes a special scanner for those years I use Acutron cp9150 OBD 1 and 2 hope this helps
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