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New here. I bought a 1995 Mazda B2300 a month ago and have a few questions. I'll start separate post for different subjects.
I was going through the truck after I got it, and pulled the filter out to find out the air intake tube before the filter was full of birdseed to the point I was surprised that the truck didn't choke itself out. I cleaned out the bird seed, and the truck responded better and felt like it had more power, go figure. Anyway the next day the check engine light came on while driving. I don't know how to pull codes out of it. It doesn't have an EEC-VI plug under the hood, but does have a plug under the steering wheel like an OBDII truck would. The connector under the hood doesn't look exactly like an OBDII connector though. Is their a way to check codes without a code reader?
I was going through the truck after I got it, and pulled the filter out to find out the air intake tube before the filter was full of birdseed to the point I was surprised that the truck didn't choke itself out. I cleaned out the bird seed, and the truck responded better and felt like it had more power, go figure. Anyway the next day the check engine light came on while driving. I don't know how to pull codes out of it. It doesn't have an EEC-VI plug under the hood, but does have a plug under the steering wheel like an OBDII truck would. The connector under the hood doesn't look exactly like an OBDII connector though. Is their a way to check codes without a code reader?