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I'm pretty certain the switch wasn't till '95 my '94 is obd1 I believe the obd2 is standard across all manufactures but with the obd1 there were lots of differences in the codes and location of the plug.from what ive learned over the last year its the amount of readable data that the systems put out. when hooking a genysis to my 90 i only get a few sensor outputs, but on my 94 i was able to read everysensor and see its live data. im sure ifi had a newer truck to hook it up to i would be able to see even more.
Rangers/Explorers went to OBD 2 computers in '95.Your 95 may have the OBD 2 connector under the dash but it's still OBD 1. Not ALL OBD 2 connectors are under the dash. Some are in the center consoles and some are up under the dash and other various places.
ALL OBD2 vehicles have it under the dash. under the dash is called DLC-1Your 95 may have the OBD 2 connector under the dash but it's still OBD 1. Not ALL OBD 2 connectors are under the dash. Some are in the center consoles and some are up under the dash and other various places.
Uhhh....I worked on a Volvo awhile back and the DLC is in the center console. No connection under the dash either.ALL OBD2 vehicles have it under the dash. under the dash is called DLC-1
center console or other locations are called DLC-2, or DLC-3 and they do NOT have the same functions.