tomer

he looks likes obd II ... from the pictures i saw... (sorry for the bad qulity of the pictures.. i took them with my phone..)

so what do you say is that OBD II ?

or it somekind of older version...

cuz from what i understood.. the obd II only start in GM vichels from the year 96 ... and my car is 95...

but mybe my car is model 96 and was build in 95.... i dont know ... what do u say??

and is that vpw? (and not iso?)

thank u all!!!

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You can get the year model from the vin# 10 digit.
10th character- Identifies the model year. For example: 1988(J), 1989(K), 1990(L), 1991(M), 1992(N), 1993(P), 1994(R), 1995(S), 1996(T),
1997(V), 1998(W), 1999(X), 2000(Y)------2001(1), 2002(2), 2003(3)

gospeed.racer

Unfortunately, although it seems to be a obd2 port, it may or may not work. I can only go by Ford as that is what I was trained on, there were many late 94-95 models built with dummy sockets that were only there to ready the cars for the upcoming obd2. It is hard to say for sure, but a trip to the dealer would shurely answer that for you.

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tomer

thats the problam that they dont really market my car (only the new 2002 + models..) in my country
it have been coustem imported by the man i bought the car from...

il ask the garge or something...




btw... i wannt use obd II
cuz the "ABS" warning light is working ... and i wanna know what the problam...

MatrixPC

If you in the state, stop by autozone/checkers/kragen and borrow/loan an OBD2 reader to test. If it is a working OBD2 port, the reader will read the code from the ECU. Otherwise, nothing will be read.
What is the manufacture month? Usually if it is August or later, it is the next year model. 9/95 is acually a 96 model.
I think it is ODB2 capable, otherwise GM wouldn't spend money to put the dummy port in there. They may have the cable ready, but not the plug. GM would save tons of money by not putting it there.

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jyaron

It's GM UART on Pin 9... not OBD2 VPW

mastercom2003

some gm 94, 95 had the 16 pin 0bd2 port with obd1 system behind it, try reading with a obd1 reader, this can also be done with an analog volt meter, if you need to the the pins for this, let me know, i have a book for every vehicle with obd1.

NCHEVYHEVN

1996 was just the year that OBDII was standardized as an industry as all cars had to have it. Their were GM cars prior to 1996 that had OBDII. Yours is probably just what I like to call OBD1.5 OBDII connector with an OBD1 computer in it.

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Hi
If your ABS light has come on it may well be dirt in the reluctor plates on the wheels. Behind each wheel is a proximity sensor and a round disc with notches cut into it around the circumference. These notches can get clogged with dirt and the sensor can not pick up. Take the wheels off one by one and use a wire or stiff brush to remove the dirt.

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