Code reader for 93 sc400?.......................
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I always prefer the OBD code readers over jumping any wires. Auto Zone has an OBD1 code reader, but I think it costs more than the OBD2 code reader. Go to any auto parts store and I'm sure they all carry some sort of code reader for OBD1.
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Code Reader or wiring info for 92 ES300 Data Link
Anyone found something other than a human to count the light blinks? I have an AutoXray XP240 ODB1 scan tool with cables for GM and Chrysler but none are available that I know of for Toyota which has a round data link connector. I no longer use the OBD1 scan tool as my current cars use the newer OBD11 scan tool that I also have.
Anyone have the wiring information that I could use to make up a three wire cable to solder to the pins of one of my XP240 cables so I could use it to read the codes on the Lexus? Would that work?
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Counting Blinks
Yep, I know, I have done that before on an old Chevy until I bought an OBD1 scan tool. The service manual section on Engines has all of the codes and trouble shooting charts. Also, the service manual shows the Lexus Techs to use a special service tool to short the pins, actually just a piece of wire with pins on the ends, better than a paper clip, right?
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haha this guy i work with at the buick dealership in town today i asked him for some wire he was like for what, and i told him i was checking my cel 90 ls400 and he said use my tool. and handed me a piece of wire with 3 pieces at the ends to check cel and abs and track and airbag light i literally started laughing since i know it was like a dollar tool and he has a 10000 dollar tool box . sorry i just found it funny that such an important tool could be that cheap but a commonly used tool cost .25 cents.
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