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26-06-2009, 10:13 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Jun 2009
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I am working through some engine probs with my 2001 Laser. I know where the Ford test equipment is plugged in to interrogate the ECU - near the left strut
But does anyone know if these cars also have a hidden OBD2 port - 16 pin D shape connector. Perhaps these cars are not equipped with an OBD2 port. Can anyone shed some light on this. In any case does anyone have a scan tool that reads trouble codes from this port near the strut. Can your scan tool also data log values from ECT, MAF, advance, etc Regards Peter |
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OBD2 connector/ Scan tool Laser 2001
Linear Mode
