obd 1 or 2

[BALZY_GT]

I went to autozone to get a check engine light scanned, and they told me that they don't have to tool to scan obd1 codes. I didn't think that the 94-95 mustangs were obd1. can anyone confirm this?

 

[MeanGrn Gt]

there 1. 96+ are 2

 

[94yellowgt]

Yep we have the obd1.

 

[BALZY_GT]

ok thanks.

 

[95gtdrop]

unless it was a v6. then it is a odb2.
i'm almost positive. imp2:
i know someone will correct me if i'm wrong.

 

[Downshift]

Check the sticky its SUPER easy to pull codes on our cars. Not as easy as obd2 but pretty damn close.

 

[MeanGrn Gt]

unless it was a v6. then it is a odb2.
i'm almost positive. imp2:
i know someone will correct me if i'm wrong.

your wrong. 94-95 gt's are obd1 and 96+ are obd2

 

[GREG@SN95]

yes sir...

1994 start of OBDI
1996 start of OBDII
2005 bye bye OBD and into full blown computer AIDS! OH NOEZ!!!!

 

[ANG]

yes sir...

1994 start of OBDI
1996 start of OBDII
2005 bye bye OBD and into full blown computer AIDS! OH NOEZ!!!!

2005 is still OBDII..... unless we've been tuning with something else!

 

[GREG@SN95]

yes sir...

1994 start of OBDI
1996 start of OBDII
2005 bye bye OBD and into full blown computer AIDS! OH NOEZ!!!!

2005 is still OBDII..... unless we've been tuning with something else!

I thought they went to full blown computer in 05... but I guess I was wrong... They will change it over come 08

 

[extreme_21]

You can probably use a regular OBD II scan tool to retrieve P-codes and try to erase..but you migth not have too much success..were now using WDS for 05+ which is now part of another program called IDS. The IDS is actually a Panasonic ToughBook with the WDS software attached to a VCM datacable to the OBD II port.
Like I said prior, you can try and erase the P-codes..but you might have codes stored in the transmission depending on the fault, which in return will possibly cause the P-code to return

 

[Paul]

You can get a cheap OBDI scanner at Checker for ~$30.

 

[94mstng94]

My 95 has an OBDII port, can recieve some data, but not everything. Also, all new cars are still using the OBDII connector. It is a government law.