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This is the #^@#@%@ CPI engine. Nice HP, but that's it.
It is supposed to be OBD-II compliant, but have wasted money on two different scantools (Stinger and a PC-interface), and neither can read codes (stinger can erase codes). GM dealer COULD READ IT, so my onboard interface is working. HINTS? IDEAS? Thanks. Dave.- |
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Re: 95 blazer, OBD-II scantools not reading
Some times the computer can messup and you need to change it just to read the codes
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Some(actually quite a few) OBD2 scanners cannot read some 94-95 GM's because they are not fully OBD2 compliant. My Auto Xray scanner has a separate cable just for these vehicles, the pin assignment is what I think is different
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Re: 95 blazer, OBD-II scantools not reading
If you have a real scan tool, and not a code puller,set the scanner to 96 generic OBD2. I have run into this many times,you probably have the OBD2 plug with the OBD1 electronics.
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u have the infamous obd1.5....
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my '95 S-10 w/CPI is the same way, and my AutoXray scanner has a cable made just for it.
right tool, right cable, is what you need. |
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