#24727, "OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????"
whats the benefit for putting an OBD I ECU into an OBD II car? is that only for turbos? Same question for the head swap? only for turbos? thanks tim
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#24728, "RE: OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????" In response to Reply # 0
the head swap would only work if you had a gst or gsx... if that. Or the talon etc. equivient. And They probably made OBDII for a reason...
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#24730, "RE: OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????" In response to Reply # 2
Seems like the 1995 AT 2GNT was OBDI (my car is). 1995 MT and all 1996+ are supposed to be OBDII (but I don't guarantee it). OBDII dataloggers work on all cars (AFAIK). 1995 ECU's seem to be more tolerant of turbo systems...so thats why you might want one of those ECU's.
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#24731, "RE: OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????" In response to Reply # 3
this may sound stupid, but I don't know that much about my car cause I have only had it for like 3 months but what is the OBDI and the OBDII? still learning
#24735, "RE: OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????" In response to Reply # 6
Does it say that its "OBDI" anywhere in the engine bay? I used to think all '95's were OBDI, but the electronic tech manual says only AT's were OBDI. And there are some that we consider OBDII, that don't need a scanner to get codes (I think '96-'97 can use the key dance to get codes). So, I don't think the scanner thing is the defining factor.
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#24736, "RE: OBD II to OBD I conversion, 1G to 2g head swap????" In response to Reply # 8
A mitsu tech told me since my car was manufactured in 1994 it was obd I(I know he is a minion of satan and could be wrong because some 1994's and 1995's were obd II and I do live in Ca ) I think you can look under the hood and see if it says obd II compliant ( mine says that but the hood on my car is not the original one I think its from a 1996 -- little mishap with an a-hole in a 4X4).
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