a car that has no OBD-II how is it tested on the computer to know what is the malfunction? with the OBD-II you can get the failures with the scanner but what about the ones that dont have it?

 

Console 10x better then OBD and it's real-time!

 

obd 1, manufacturer specific ways to pull codes. hell, i was pulling codes on my 86 buick

 

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A32 Maxima relation not found

 

95 is still obd1, i think up to 97

 

How sure are you, and can you provide proof?


http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=421931
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=281987

 

obd 1 and 2 are basically the same thing. the main differance is that the connector for obd 2 is universal for ease of use. per my haynes manual 93 and 94 are obd and 95 up are obd 2. my nissan FSM says nothing about obd2, just obd. the diagnistic tool i have says 96 and newer only.

either way i could give 2 poops. i have 2 98's both obd2, but answering his question obd1 can be read on older scanners and the car(whether it's a nissan or other) should have some manufacturer way to read codes. nissan is the screw on the computer, on my buick it was jumping 2 connectors on the plug and the CEL would flash.

 

well for one the poster shouldnt be posting this in the 4th Gen forum, cause it has nothing to do with A32's.. then you went further off-topic and when NMexMax owned you with "search function" you called off topic.. you are a contradiction to man, a flat out paradox in human form.

 

The sand is blowing tonight

 

all the emotion leaves my mind around 11pm..

 

41 more mins ...

 

11pm EST.


'night budd..

 

you guys need to get a fukn life. the guy asked a question. instead of answering with **** that has nothing to do with what he said, why not take the time to attempt to answer his question? looks like he owns a 5th gen and maybe he has a friend with a 4th gen who he needs the answer for. so he assumed it wasnt obd2, big deal. a simple hey, 4th gens are all obd2 would have sufficed.

and that's why i stay out of these threads because of pimple faced geeks like you that have nothing better to do than virtual fighting.

 

 

as said above all 4th gen maxes are OBD 2. by law every new car being sold 96 and above have to have obd 2. some some 95s have have obd 1 some have obd 2(other manufactures) but all maxes ot and above got da 2

 

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Btw, here's my paypal so you can compensate me for the minutes of my time wasted.. nvm I dont want your money.

 

I have yet to see/hear about a 4-gen that's obd1. Wouldn't make that much sense to develope a new car/engine/ecu and introduce it with the old OBD1 compliance. 1996 is the year it's required. BUT not the year Nissan decided to make the maxima OBD11 compliant.

That's all for today kids

 

My understanding was that all Maximas, 4th gen and up, have OBD2 compliant emissions equipment, but in early '95s the electronics are not fully OBD2 compliant...

 

Odd. If the electronics were not OBD11 compliant, it won't be able to read all the obd11 emission sensors.

Like I've said. I haven't read one post of someone complianing they couldn't get their codes read from an obd11 code reader. If it exists, I haven't read about it.

 

For god's sake all 4th gens are OBD-2. EVERY SINGLE ONE.

 

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