Does it work with a 1990 Buick Lesabre? I would connect it to a OBD2 16pin male connector and use it with the ProScan software.
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The top slot in the large connector indicates that this is a standard GM (Detroit, not foreign) connector; so make/model doesn't matter. What does matter is year. OBD II did not become standard until 1996; so, regardless of pinout configuation, make sure that your scanner can interpret OBD I codes for your year/make/model. Also, you can hot-wire the connector in your car so that it will read out codes with flashing lights on the dash or on a circuit tester.
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No dont buy this product i did it was a waste of money and time. Had no directions or illistration. I tried using it with a snapon modis and a actron scanner. To me this product is a pos and i dont mean point of sale
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1990 Model GM cars has got very basic Error reporting mechanism in ECU, I've done it on OBD1 port Yukon, really not worth it unless you've got 1996 and above OBD2 supported vehicle.
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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. :)
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Somewhere around 1996 all auto manufacturers had to comply with OBII. So anything from 1996 to present will work with this scanner. This scanner will work with all American car manufactures as well as Europe and Asian cars. This unit does a lot for its size and money. It's worth it. A dealership will charge you $150.00 just to look at it and tell you what's wrong. This unit can save you a lot of money.
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As others have said, it plugs into the OBD II socket on any car equipped with such a socket, that is, any '96 or up model by any manufacturer. This item is NOT a scanner, but gives you 5 more feet of reach with a scanner. If, as has been suggested by others, your car is too early to have OBD II, then this item is irrelevant to your car's diagniostic system, which is probably OBD I, like my '94 Saturn. On that car, I can read the limited codes OBD I provides simply by jumping a couple of the pins on the OBD I socket under the dash. Google a bit to see what will work for you. Good luck.
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Any car with a OBDII port, that's 1996 and NEWER have the port someplace. Any scanner these days can read the Generic OBDII Engine codes!!! There are also Enhanced OBDII codes that are more Specific for GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc that a cheap Scanner can't read, well some do kind of. Of course there's also ABS, AirBag, Heating
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Yes, and yes. It works with any newer car ( newer then the late 90'). You will need an app to run it, I use carista, it is free and works great.
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Sorry, no. You'll need a different cable for that. This one will only read obd2 codes.
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I would be cautious about trying it. I know it is an inexpensive chance. Can you download software from Snap On for it to recognize obd1 vehicles? If not then I believe you will be disappointed.
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OBD2 started in 1996 but I read some 1994 and 1995 cars have OBD2 . This scanner says it does OBD 1 and 2 so it should work
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I cannot guarantee that the scanner will work with all GM vehicles; I have used mine on a 2005 Silverado, a 2009 Yukon, and a 2012 Malibu, and it worked perfectly both reading the codes and resetting the Check Engine Light.
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Yes 99 percent of the time, it works everytime... lol. It should work though I've used it on fords chevy gm honda and cadillac... if buick is apart of any of those comompanys then this kit will probably work
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i would assune it would, i purchesed it to use on my 2000 gmc... if you are not familiar with using this type of scanner there is little instructions & no .pdf file either for a printed manual, so its learn by doing... there are shortcomings...
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any Obd II vehicle after 1996 pre ObdII you will need the factory or sae adaptor to mate it . also your scanner has to be OBD I not ObdII which is a SAE protocal
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Ashley, it will plug into the ODBII port on any 1998 or newer vehicle. however, autometer's site does not list it as compatible. http://www.autometer.com/ecometer/installation.aspx autometer has a discontinued ecometer model 9100 that may work (ive used both in different vehicles and they work the same, just differen software compatibility). i would call autometer directly and ask, whether the 9100 or the 9105 will work with your car. Technical Support (Toll Free) 866.248.6357
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Any car year 2000 or later should have OBD2 which this connector would work with. Hope this helps....
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It should. I know it works on a 1986 Pontiac Firebird and it has OBD1. I believe the Buick has the same OBD1 and should work great.
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it works on my Toyota pick up. its supposed to work on all cars with an obd2computer