The 1995 Windstar uses the current ODB-II diagnostics scanner and codes.
See "Related Questions" below for more about reading and responding to trouble codes.
Reading the codes in a GM is possible without a scantool only through the 1995 model year.
OBD Data port / data link??
You need a scan tool to read codes. ....
You need a engine scanner and then go into transmission trouble codes. Write them down,get a book, look them up, and read. Most scanners will tell you whats going on.
If you can not read codes with a scanner you have a wiring problem.
Diagnostic equipment is needed to read codes on a 92 Golf. DLC is located in dashboard beneath heater controls.
You don't unless you have a scanner. Take it to Auto Zone who will read the codes for you then try and sell you the parts. Actually, I only go to Auto Zone now.Good store. Loaner toolsPhil
As you did before, you will have to have the trouble codes read again.It's possible the same problem has come back - in that case the mechanic who did the original work, is who you turn to next.But - it well could be a different problem.Have the codes read again...
Yes, you can obtain trouble codes for a 1995 Volvo 850 using the onboard diagnostic system. This model uses a diagnostic connector located under the dashboard, where you can connect a code reader or scanner. Alternatively, you can read the codes manually by using a jumper wire to connect specific pins in the diagnostic connector, which will cause the check engine light to blink a series of codes. Always refer to a service manual for the correct procedures and pin configurations.
Just replacing a sensor that was the source of a 'trouble-code' doesn't mean the true *cause* of the problem was fixed.It's really important to research those trouble codes *BEFORE* replacing sensors.It's time to go back and have those codes read again and then learn about what causes them.See "Related Questions" below for more
I use a scan tool.
A sacn tool is required.