At 08:33 PM 8/21/97 -0700, James Bird wrote:
>I get it. That's the computer that has 32 inputs (including one for
>battery temp) and 28 outputs! I knew that, but I was being ignorant to the
>fact that some cars are 'non-OBDII". I guess that makes them OBDI (first
>release) or no OBD at all, like in the older trucks.
>
>So what year did they go from OBD to OBDII?
>
>I have to remember, there are a lot more than just the '97's out there.
>
1996. I'm not sure if this is for all manufacturers across the
board, but the '96 Dak is the first one with OBDII. (Lucky me) :-P
-Jon-
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