-Apparently a 95 engine is obd1. No matter how much I argued with the mechanic, he still claims that.

-Apparently a 98 intake can not work on a 98 engine.. WHAT?! That was my reaction when the mechanic told me that he had to put my old intake on the new engine. This still confuses the hell out of me.

-E

 

your car does have an odb1, unfortunatly got the same news from the mechanic today, that checked out the 95 that i am planning on buying

 

Some 95 maximas have ODB1 but there are some that have the OBD2 system. My 95 SE is one of them. I think that the 95s that were made for the first few months were OBD1, and halfway through the model year they started using the OBD2 system.

 

this may sound like a stupid question, but what does ODB1 mean?

 

On Board Diagnostics, version 1

 

And if you had done your homework, you would know that OBD II wasn't required until 1996, so eventhough some models before 96 have it, a good portion do not.

 

Aah, but I did do my homework. I put up a post a few weeks ago, and everyone said that my engine was odb2.
-E

 

Thanks for the explaination........

 

how can u tell the difference of which is which guys??

anything i should look for??

 

Sorry, I can't help out but I have a 95 and am wondering which system I have. I have a port by my fuse panel that will accept the OBD2 scanner but I don't know if that means I have OBD2. I can't make much sense of it from my FSM - I'll keep trying.

 

Toolrocks: If your connector states that it accepts OBD2 you got OBD2 for sure in your car !