as long as you changed your registration and the dmv says the car is good to change from emmision to safety,but all the parts that the car came with must be there and function properly.if not sure take to nearest dmv for further questions.
Probably. OBDII was required starting in 1996 but some manufacturers implemented it earlier. I have a 1994 Prizm and it is OBDI so the 1995 is most likely "one" also.
OBDII started in 1996... OBDI was not as standardised PLL.
No, 1995 is OBDI.
1996 was first year for OBDII on Lincoln Town Car. 1995 had OBD1, which was not the same, and whose connection was under the hood. An OBDII reader does not work on OBDI.
94 should be OBD I.
Yes, In 1996 all cars went to OBDII from OBDI, (On Board Diagnostics). OBDI also had what is called a "Drive Cycle", basically learning it's drive-ability tests after ECM reset, or battery was disconnected awhile. OBDII takes on even more drive-ability tests it must go through before all sensors are reading of the items with Codes in the OBD system. Some States will not pass your vehicle emissions until the car has completed it's "Drive Cycle", so cars like cadillac's that have onboard code reset features, it is NOT a good idea to reset codes from a failing sensor that sets the code and brings on the Check Engine Light, before you enter emissions testing. You just need to fix the failing sensor. It can be less hassle then to have to keep paying for RE-TESTS for emissions. One reason I love my Old Cars! Simple.
Depends where you live. In Australia they came with OBDI, only the latest model has OBDII. Most other countries had OBDII on the both the latest and previous models (only OBDI on the first generation RAV4)
Before 1995 = OBDI, 1995 and later = OBDII
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In 1990, OBDI was still in use, not OBDII. OBDI did not have a standardized connector. You will probably need to activate the SCS mode of the PGM-FI and count flashes of LEDs on the PGM-FI module under the seat to get codes.
1996 was the switch over year from OBDI to OBDII so look for a second O2 sensor after the catalytic converter.
under the steering column.