Mil eliminators

[Roushed2]

http://www.obdii.com/connector.html

no let me correct you again they have OBD II

 

[wickedstangs]

you must have not read your link closely Ford Did not comply to this...Sorry again..

 

[Roushed2]

I did read correctly it says these cars all have OBDII they may not be 100% but they all have OBDII

 

[wickedstangs]

Roush2 I know its OBD-I compliant, but the port is a PRE-OBD II com port.

You don't need a scanner.

You hook a jumper between your positive battery post and one of the terminals in the diagnostics port. Your check engine light will flash out the code for what's wrong. You can make a jumper with an insulated alligator clip from Radio Shack and some wire- just be careful not to short it on the body or anything else..

http://www.muscularmustangs.com/test1.php

 

[Roushed2]

heres some others that know v6 was a obdII

http://www.allfordmustangs.com/forums/v6-tech/87363-obdii-protocol-does-my-95-a.html

http://forums.stangnet.com/758116-1995-gt-obd2-problem.html

http://en.allexperts.com/q/Ford-Repair-811/95-mustang-electrical-problems-1.htm


Heres a good one for you
http://www.actron.com/media/categories/Ford_Coverage_Chart_CP9015.pdf

 

[Roushed2]

copy paste this into url

lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/auterra/CARBPre96OBDIICompliantVehicles.pdf


read what is says if the "fully compliant says NO"

 

[wickedstangs]

Ok just got off the phone with Alan Mulally and he told me.

It is EEC-V and OBD II. It appears as though some of the late year 95's were equipped with 96 parts and features...

At least that is the only explanation he could tell me... So I will give you partially credit for you efforts.. By the way...why are you trying to figure that out?

And Remember again the Rules:

1. I am never wrong
2. If I am every wrong refer back to rule number 1.

 

[Roushed2]

I have a 95 V6 Mustang that is OBDII

it is not OBDI

it is OBDII

and part of being a moderator is making sure correct and truthful information is given

and if we have a 94-95 V6 Mustang guy looking on here and he sees that his car is not OBDII even though it is then that could prevent him from buying programers because they only say 96+ even though there car is supported by it

 

[Roushed2]

The first site says that 94-95 V6 Mustangs are OBDII

second site goes with the other site I posted about "Fully Compliant"


http://www.actron.com/media/categori...art_CP9015.pdf

http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/auterra/CARBPre96OBDIICompliantVehicles.pdf

 

[wickedstangs]

I have a 95 V6 Mustang that is OBDII

it is not OBDI

it is OBDII

and part of being a moderator is making sure correct and truthful information is given

and if we have a 94-95 V6 Mustang guy looking on here and he sees that his car is not OBDII even though it is then that could prevent him from buying programers because they only say 96+ even though there car is supported by it

Roushed2 all the information you showed me had a particular part number for your year mustang and for all other 96+ mustangs handhelds had another part number. Make sure to post the right info.

 

[wikedcobra312]

mil eliminators, are cool, i had them on my 99 cobra

 

[fearedswifey]

no that does not count

 

[fearedswifey]

so i ask again... are you a chick??

 

[wikedcobra312]

me, no i am a male

 

[VP_07SRT8]

im a male lol

 

[VP_07SRT8]

u guys r funny i wish i was a mod booo!

 

[Roushed2]

I would have already made you a mod VP if it were up to me I think the most active users are great mods because they are always on

 

[mulethras]

im a male

 

[VP_07SRT8]

thx bro

 

[wikedcobra312]

emilio put slappy high heels under my sn, never changed it, lol