Haven't had any spare money to pick up a book. how do u pull the codes off 1986 Bronco II computer. its too old to have a plug in tester isnt it? do i need an electrical tester to do it or is there a simpler way like foreign cars lol..
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There's a how to in the tech library.
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yeah, it's too old, most parts stores can only check in 95-96 and newer vehicles
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http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/OBD_I.html heres the link all you need is a test light or a VOM
You can still buy a OB1 Ford code reader from Checker auto parts for around $30.00 it comes with a manual.
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