![]() ![]() To get the code you just connect your OBD-II scanner to the data link connector, typically found under the driver’s side dashboard of the vehicle. If you neglect this one, it could lead to problems with the catalyic converter, which you don’t want since it’s pretty expensive.Īll light-duty vehicles (less than 8,500 pounds) sold since 1996 in the United States have on-board diagnostic systems (OBD-II – on board diagnostics version 2) that diagnose when your vehicle has certain power-train, emission and other readings that are out of accepted ranges. When the diagnostic system finds a problem, it outputs a OBD-II code, also called a PID (Parameter ID), that can be read by a OBD-II scanner. ![]()
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