On OBD1 stuff, you could always jumper pins A and B to get the codes, however, the 1995 OBD1 has an OBD2 16 pin connector and the A and B pins don't exist. What do I have to jumper to get the codes out of my computer?

Mike

 

You can't flash the codes on the '95. The '93 models were the last you could flash. You will need an OBDI code reader or scan tool with the proper cable, or there is a way to use an OBDI code reader or scan tool by using jumpers, as shown on shoebox's site. Or, if you have a laptop and proper software and cable, you can use that.

 

you could always take it to a parts store like autozone most of them will hook up to the computer and read the codes for free

 

Most have trouble because they don't have the OBDII connector for the OBDI scanner. You can use the jumper method on Shbox's website as suggested by moparman. I don't know if Autozone would let you sit there with their scanner and jumper the connector though. I'd recommend buying a cable ($45) and using Freescan (free) with a laptop.

 

Got it taken care of. I already do all my own tuning and had a cable. My home-built scanner won't read codes. I simply downloaded FreeScan and found out that the computer is issuing code 24, output speed low. I think this is because my VSS is not hooked up.

Mike

 

i also have a 95 z28. where can i get that cable and software to scan it with my laptop?

 

You can get the cables from www.moates.net. Do a google search for freescan and you can download it free off the internet.

 

Hate to bring up an old thread but all the websites I've been to have the cable at $80 and above. Anyone know where I can find one for $45 as specified earlier in the thread? Thanks

 

AKM sells a "kit of parts" for $45.

http://www.akmcables.com/ic.htm