Will this work with the older OBD1?
773360
Unfortunately, this ECO Meter from Autometer will not work with OBDI data transmission protocols. This particular meter is designed to interface with the OBDII GMLAN (CAN) Bus architecture which began in 2005 on GM cars and trucks. They have another ECO Meter that works with the 1996 - 2004 GM OBDII vehicles, but the interface is different using a single conductor for J1850 VPW (Class 2 Hi-speed serial data) protocol on the DLC connector, Pin 2. This too is non-compatible with OBDI interfacing standards. To my knowledge, there are no OBDI versions of the ECO Meter developed or produced.
917922
It should work with just about any car later then 1997. Look for the connector on your car under the dashboard near the steering column. You need to install the "Torque" app (free) on your phone or pad to use. When you plug the OBD2 into the receptacle it should energize with a blue LED indicator. You need to pair the OBD2 with your cell phone bluetooth (pretty automatic), and then you are all set. The free app doesn't use all the features of the OBD2, you need the paid app to unlock all the functions (cheap).
2093147
A 1995 Chevy Vehicle would be equiped with an OBD-2 System. OBD -1 tool will not work.
714039
Owners manual says it will as long as the engine is not carbureted. May depend on the plug in for the code reader. My explorer has both type of reader plug ins. The OBD 2 connector is not functional on my vehicle. the connector you need is usually under the hood.
741165
Hi&#65292; It works with all 1996 and newer cars that are OBD II compliant(including CAN protocol)&#65292; maybe you can check it again.
1324854
Should be compatible with your car, but this cheap OBD is a real piece of junk and will likely fail within a week of use. Ive had two.
893242
Technically anything after 1996 should be OBDII compliant. You would want to find the port on your car to see if you need an adapter cable to make it fit, it should be standard as well but it doesn't hurt to check.
1028438
Yes, It works on any vehicle with OBDII. So, anything 1996 or newer it will work for. Make sure to down load, TorquePro app from marketplace to use all the features of this device. :) Been using it for 4 years now, no issues what so ever. Very happy I got a hold of one. :)
1202842
Most definitely won't. It's OBD II and the vehicle information you gave is not OBD II Compatible.
350761
Sorry, no. You'll need a different cable for that. This one will only read obd2 codes.
335597
Hi dear,Yes it will work but before you pay for it check if it has obd2 connection
1514459
Yes, I have not found an OBD II (96 newer) it is not compatible. Actually they have to be compatible by law.
741164
Hi，It works with all 1996 and newer cars that are OBD II compliant(including CAN protocol)， maybe you can check it again.
867580
All obdii will work with this adapter as far as I know. I use this for a 2003 ford ranger and there are a lot of sopisticated gauge read outs not supported by the ranger but included in the torque program and supported by the adapter for newer and more advanced cars.
1198906
it is obd 1 and obd 2 compatable the kit has a variety of adapters, I use it on my 95 chevy s10
2201602
sorry i do not know , i know it owrks for gm, ford ,suzuki . this is obd 2 which is on board diagonstics 2, under the steering colum there is a clip for this . I do believe any car after 1992 has this adapter on there not 100 percent sure. if you look up your year make and model it should tell you and if you cant find it online just go to autozone or pep boys and they would be able to tell you if your car is compatiable with obd2 .Hope this helps .
882692
Yes, my friend. This scanner will work on all general Moters OBD-1 and on all OBD2 vehichles. You should use the accompanying disk and download all that you can off of the Innova web-site. this way, you will get the full range of vehicles. Also, you can contact Innova itself and ask questions. Be prepared to wait in the phone-que. You know, answered in order received.Your friend, Marc Wilson