OBD 1 ANSWER Some vehicle makes started switching to OBDII before 1996. In the driverside door panel it will tell you if it is OBDII compliant. Most likely not. Try doing a search on Ebay I am sure there are OBD scanners on there for you make and model
USB = Universal serial bus is a standard for connecting peripheral equipment to computers. CF = Compact Flash is a standard for memory cards used by cameras (and some other equipment). Reader= equipment that can access files in a device A CF reader that has a USB connector would be a *USB CF Reader.
It's just to the right of the fuse door where the dash ends. There's a white ODBII connector
The code reader test connector, on your Ford E2 50, is located beneath the dashboard on the drivers side. The connector is on the left side of the steering column.
You need a programmer or a code reader. You can purchase a product like Bullydog or Hypertech which will allow you to change certain factory settings and clear the codes or you may purchase a code reader. Once you have the codes go online and type them into the search engine and you can find what they indicate.
All ODB-II compliant vehicles have a standard location for the scan tool connector. Kneel down and look under the dash on the drivers side, horizontal with the bottom of the dash. Either the connector will be plainly visible (it has 16 pins) or there will be a label there stating where the connector is located.
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You can't. After 1995, the old ALDL diagnostic connector went to the new federal mandated OBD2 diagnostic port. You need to purchase a code reader, or have a local auto parts store such as AutoZone, Parta America, etc use their reader for free. (actron CP4500 Auto Xray)
That is where the OBD code reader ( for trouble codes ) plugs in
Its on the passanger side
It is right below the driver wheel, above the pedals
You can purchase a credit card reader at Barcodegiant.com or posmicro.com. Expect to pay around $40 plus shipping for a regular card reader or up to $70 for a more deluxe model.
The best eBook reader right now is the Amazon Kindle. It is available in many different models. You can purchase one on Amazon.com.