OBD2 pin into OBD1 connectors??
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Re: OBD2 pin into OBD1 connectors??
Stop spreading information if you do not know. That is wrong.
The OBD2 female pins are too large and use a different locking mechanism to fit in the OBD1 male plugs. The only thing you can do is to crimp or solder the OBD1 pins onto the wires of your car and plug them in. Or the obvious of soldering the wires on, etc.
The OBD2 female pins are too large and use a different locking mechanism to fit in the OBD1 male plugs. The only thing you can do is to crimp or solder the OBD1 pins onto the wires of your car and plug them in. Or the obvious of soldering the wires on, etc.
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Re: OBD2 pin into OBD1 connectors??
Stop spreading information if you do not know. That is wrong.
The OBD2 female pins are too large and use a different locking mechanism to fit in the OBD1 male plugs. The only thing you can do is to crimp or solder the OBD1 pins onto the wires of your car and plug them in. Or the obvious of soldering the wires on, etc.
The OBD2 female pins are too large and use a different locking mechanism to fit in the OBD1 male plugs. The only thing you can do is to crimp or solder the OBD1 pins onto the wires of your car and plug them in. Or the obvious of soldering the wires on, etc.
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