Can you use a this diagnostic tool for obd1 on an obd2 car? I have the blazt ecu interface cable specifically for nissans, and they say that it is compatible with the a32 maxima. From what I understand, all a32 maximas were obd2, but the 1995 was different. Do all years a32 maximas have a grey 14pin consult diagnostics port or the obd2 connector? Note that in this pic, the connector is not symmetrical, one end has a notch, the other is squared off I think the obd2 connector is symmetrical, anyone know for sure? Thanks!

 

I believe this was asked before. All 95's have a OBD2 port but it's located on the passenger side.

 

ALL A32's have both a Consult port and an OBDII port. As stated above, the OBDII port for a '95 is on the passenger's side. The Consult port is on the driver's side.

 

This is asked all the time, we need this in the stickies (not that it would make any difference...). ALL A32's and on are OBD-II compliant, including every single '95 model Max. Mine is and was manufactured 02/95, and there are quite a few on here with earlier manufacturing dates that are OBD-II as well.

 

I HAVE PROBLEM WITH MY NISSAN CEIFERO EXCIMO(MAXIMA 98 MODEL),THE TIMING WAS CHANGED AND RESETED AFTER WHICH POSITION 1 AND 5 CEASES TO FIRE DESPITE TRACES OF CURRENT TO THE WIRES THAT PLUGS TO THE PLUG COIL.PLEASE WHAT THE SOLUTION THIS,AND IS THE PORT TO PLUG A A SCANNER LOCATED IN THIS CAR

 

Sounds like the timing was not set correctly, did the chain/motor sound like it skipped?

 

who did the work?? a shop?? you??? we have stickies for the fsm to trace issues with these problems. and please take the time to type ( w/o caps ) in a legible manner so we can better understand you. i almost did'nt want to read the thread after i saw the caps and your irratic sentences.

 

Poor noob doesnt have enough posts to start a new thread, until then he'll just have to thread jack and spam.

 

Made enough sense to me, for a guy that doesn't speak English for a first language. Quit with the grammar **** BS.

 

seriously? if he wants help in an "english" speaking forum, maybe he should learn the language? and we have a search function, alot of op don't seem to want to use it, just post multiple threads about same problems over and over. it can be frustrating if you don't know the right questions to ask.how do you know english is'nt his first language?

 

Man... some of you guys can be real tools sometimes. The guy is obviously making an effort to learning the language. And I seriously doubt he knows proper netiquette as it's called (ALL CAPS RUN ON SENTENCES NO OR IMPROPER PUNCTUATION ETC)

Cut the man some slack, jeez...

 

15 posts not needed anymore. Noobs can start threads with 1 post. Unless they changed it again...but for several months Noobs have been able to start threads w/o 15 posts.

 

His car is not an American model you tool, and his name makes me think Yugoslavia.

He's not applying for citizenship for Christ sake, dont be such a douche.

For being a grammar ****, you don't know when to capitalize letters either.

 

So i have a 95 made in 5/95 so where is the obd2 plug located on the passenger side??

 

early 95's had the obd port near the ecu

 

stop with the grammar bull****

he doesn't speak english as his first language... where does it say that english is the official language of the org?

 

If you put it like that where does it state that English is the official language in North America. I'm kidding , but I've met a lot of people that barely spoke English and they have been living in the US or Canada for a long time now.
If they can't that's it or they do not want to , there is not much anybody could do but give him some grammar and/or English lessons.
Sorry for the off topic

 

the obd2 port is next to the ecu facing out towards the passenger side. If u take off the cover from the passenger foot you should see it right there to the left of ecu. GL.

 

Back from the dead

 

Thanks man!!

 

This looks like it has been done to death but I have searched from top to bottom and can not find an obd2 connector on my 97 a32 cefiro maybe the Japanese domestic models didnt come with this? Is there an adapter for consult to obd2?

 

La connexion de OBDII esta en el lado pasajero en los modelos del ano 95.En 96 y arriba lo cambiaron en el lado del chofer. Pero todos lo modelos 95 y arriba son OBDII


LOL I just repeated what everyone else said... In Spanish...

 

Regarding non- English speakers posting to this forum.


Keep in mind that the default language in international commerce is often in English. Most information on the net is in English. English is taught in the European schools because English is an important language.


Many people can read English, more or less. Writing in a foreign language that your are not used to is a whole different matter. How many of us can write fluently in Spanish, French, German, or what ever language they use in former Yugoslavian territory? Not very many. Just for fun, why not join a foreign automobile website. Start reading the technical issues that are discussed here in that language. Next, post a question there. Be sure to use perfect sentence structure, technical terms, and be nice. All in lower case of course.


Our foreign readers deal in that world, all the time. They should be welcome.


At one time I had a Porsche 924. The website I joined was USA based. I received answers to my most pressing issues from a guy in Bulgaria. Sure, his English was not all correct. Since I do not know Bulgarian, his imperfect English worked for me.