OBD I Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) Articles
These manufacturer specific OBD I codes are from the manufacturers published information. We have provided you with better descriptions and references to the more recognized OBD II component name where possible and include possible fixes. Graphic illustrations show the easiest possible way to access the manufacturer data sometimes without any diagnostic tools. We have tools, software, and reference materials (PST Guides) for repairing OBD I and legacy and 'old school' vehicles, just check the appropriate categories. |
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| BMW | Isuzu | Subaru |
| Chrysler | Kia | Suzuki |
| Ford | Mazda | Toyota |
| General Motors | Mercedes | VW - Audi |
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| Controls Data Corruption |  |
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| Improved Data Speed | |
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| Multiple Phone Tablet PDA Applications | |
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| 2 Wheel Vehicle Applications | |
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| Utilities | |
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Legend:  Yes or Included  No or not included  Some or limited |
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| All above information is based on published information as of 01/2015 or products purchsed to confirm | ||||||
