my 95 zenki has a obd2 port so does it mean it is

[vuez10]

Well I have been researching about 95 zenki if they were obd1 or obd2 so I looked at mines and it has a obd2 port below the glove department so suggestions if it's a real obd2 or obd1

[OrangeVirus1]

plug in an obd2 scanner and find out

[EDacIouSX]

it's obd1.5. it's not full obd2. if your car is manual your ECU probably says 3c, it's still obd1 with some obd2 features.

[vuez10]

Wtf then how am I suppose to know whats wrong with it because I have a cgl on

[vuez10]

Well ill plug it in and find out

[2.5T_/<ouki]

Well I have been researching about 95 zenki if they were obd1 or obd2 so I looked at mines and it has a obd2 port below the glove department so suggestions if it's a real obd2 or obd1

LOL..... Mines.

[blueshark123]

google it. You use the light on the ecu to read the codes.

[EDacIouSX]

Wtf then how am I suppose to know whats wrong with it because I have a cgl on

really....?

did you try looking on the ecu to see if there's a light flashing......

[vuez10]

Well I just tried it and the obd2 scanner worked

[vuez10]

So 2.5t... your is a obd2 too?

[racepar1]

it's obd1.5. it's not full obd2. if your car is manual your ECU probably says 3c, it's still obd1 with some obd2 features.

^^^ This is correct ^^^

Wtf then how am I suppose to know whats wrong with it because I have a cgl on

First off, if you use a quality scanner you will be plugging in with a "nissan 2" connector, NOT the OBD2 port. Even on OBD2 kouki's my snap-on scanner does not use the OBD2 port to communicate, it uses the "nissan 2" connector by the fusebox. Second, if your car has an OBD2 port then a cheap-o OBD2 scanner will communicate through it...

On OBD1 dualcam S13's I can get FULL OBD2 functions using the snap-on scanner with the "nissan 2" connector. The singlecam's use the "nissan 1" connector and the data sucks balls.

[vuez10]

What then how do I make it really work

[brndck]

I looked at mines and it has a obd2 port below the glove department

check in the glove department.

go to your local automotive service and repair station, tell them that you would like to know why your check engine light is on.

pay them, and they'll tell you.

or.

go to an autozone or pep boys. many of them will let you use their obdII scanner. if your car does have an obdII port, then the scanner will at least allow you to pull codes.

or, do some research, REAL research, not just make a new thread on zilvia, and check codes at the ecu, via the red light bulb.

[vuez10]

Yea man I did do real research and it was giving me codes on my obd2 scanner