newbie help
what do you mean as difference?
our cars came with obd0 (which really is pre-obd, but easier to say the former), and its not very sophistocated, which makes some things easier, some things harder.
then came obd1, which standardized some stuff, made it a little more complicated, but not too much. also, much easier to chip than odb0
then came odb2, which is extremely complicated, but easy to chip, i don't see why someone would convert their car to this.
our cars came with obd0 (which really is pre-obd, but easier to say the former), and its not very sophistocated, which makes some things easier, some things harder.
then came obd1, which standardized some stuff, made it a little more complicated, but not too much. also, much easier to chip than odb0
then came odb2, which is extremely complicated, but easy to chip, i don't see why someone would convert their car to this.
If you have a stock CRX its OBD0, if its an engine from 92-95 its OBD1, if its an engine from 96-current its OBD2. It also depends on who did the swap. In other words need more information.
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