KARSON

i was just wondering where the obd0 scan tool connecter is on a ef

D16SiHatch

is that a joke?

no such thing on either an obd0 or obd1 vehicle. only 96 and up accept scan tools. to check codes you count the blinking led on the ecu. the number of blinks represents a number which then corresponds to a code.

KARSON

no, ive never dout with it so idk
and i dont want to do a obd2 conversion anyway so i was just wondering
so sorry if that was a joke.....

D16SiHatch

just suprised you didn't know is all. i wouldn't recommend doing an obd2 swap anyway though, too much extra evap emissions crap and tuning is limited and more expensive

Staypuff578

Find the 2 wire connector plug on the passenger side (i think) and jump the connection with a paperclip. The CEL will go off and then start flashing.

Long flash = 10
Short flash = 1

So 2 long flashes and a short flash is a code 21. Hope this helps.

Edit: Truth about what D16sihatch said, **** obd2.

KARSON

ya i was gunna try that but i didnt want to f with all the wires under my dash
but thanks for the info
i was jus saying i wouldnt do that anyways, if anything obd1 for tuning purposes

uberEFtuner

On the passenger floor peel back carpet, look for shiny metal cover, look for hole, turn key to ign, count blinks

lakahang

actually they can hook up to a scan tool, you gotta get a jumper harness from between the ecu and the harness, and the scantool goes in the middle, this isnt used very often cuz its much quicker to just check with the blinking red light deal

D16SiHatch

yea that and you'd have to run an obd2 ecu.. and we've already discussed why that blows

KARSON

yeah. wouldnt that be for a obd2 though?

MarsEf9

What I think he is trying to say if you get a jumper harness when you convert your car from obd0 to obd1 the jumper harness has a pig tail, and you might be able to hook a scan tool to that? maybe idk.
Just read the blinking lights its the easiest way, i think its easier then a scan tool sometimes.