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Can't find OBDII port
I have a 1993 F-150 4.9l 300cu.in. I-6 5 speed 4WD. I was thinking of putting a "scan gauge" in it (a device that reads all sensors and tells you RPM, Temps, MPH, MPG, etc.) and i cannot find my OBD port ANYWHERE. I have looked everywhere under the dash, in the engine bay, Everywhere and can't find it. Please Help!
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That's because '93 isn't OBD-II. There's an EEC IV connector under the hood for testing.
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since you have a 93, you don't have OBDII, that explains why you can't find it!!
your truck has EEC-IV, and the connector is under the hood on the passenger side by the blower for your heat/AC, usually. you'll need a special reader to get the codes, you can get one at Autozone or Advance. I doubt there is a "scan guage" for EEC-IV that can read the parameters you want to like OBDII |
Originally Posted by dondiesel444
since you have a 93, you don't have OBDII, that explains why you can't find it!!
your truck has EEC-IV, and the connector is under the hood on the passenger side by the blower for your heat/AC, usually. you'll need a special reader to get the codes, you can get one at Autozone or Advance. I doubt there is a "scan guage" for EEC-IV that can read the parameters you want to like OBDII Just a car guy trying to figure this 4x4 **** out.:eek: |
Ya it will be a little bit of a different looking plug than the OBDII one and it will be under the hood. Theres a way to pull the codes using just an analog voltmeter but i forget which plugs in the connector you use, plus you need the book anyways. You can usually pick them up or rent them from the local parts shop.
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This thread describes how to get the codes with a paperclip.
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