Code readers are used for scanning engine codes on cars when the check engine light comes on. Basic code readers are great for checking engine "P" codes however to read codes and view data for other systems like ABS, SRS, Climate control etc, a automotive scanner that has more features is required. Code readers like the ones available at DenLorsTools.com are perfect for any car owner that would like to be able to scan their own check engine light. It could pay for itself quickly considerring that even leaving the gas cap off can set a code (this could cost $70 plus to have a shop read and clear). == ==
A code reader that will work on the OBD I system.
In order to use a code reader on a 1992 Dakota simply plug it into the DLC outlet. From there, the code reader should properly function.
You can't rent a code reader but you can have them use it on your car and tell you what the codes mean. You can buy an inexpensive code reader for around 50 dollars.
Input - the reader is reading the bar code and putting the information into the computer
Your OBD II code reader won't work on that vehicle.
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You can find a car code reader on various websites like FamilyHandyman and Amazon. Both websites offer a great variety of products, including a car code reader.
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1990 will require an OBD1 reader
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with a timecode reader