OBD-II (On-Board Diagnostics II) systems primarily monitor the engine and emissions-related components, rather than directly checking the alternator. However, the OBD-II can detect issues related to the charging system, such as low voltage or battery problems, which may indicate a failing alternator. If the alternator is not functioning properly, it can trigger warning lights or codes related to the electrical system. For specific alternator diagnostics, a multimeter or dedicated diagnostic tools are typically used.
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a check engine light.means that something is wrong with your engine.what you have to do is get a code from your cars computer.using a obd 2 scanner.your obd 2 port is locate it right in front of your shifter.
It is OBD 2
obd 2
With an obd 2 scan tool
Check if the vehicle is OBD-1, or OBD-2. If it's OBD-1, there will be 2 Oxygen sensors, one in front of the catalytic converter, and one at the rear of it. If it is OBD-2, there will be four sensors. There will be three on the "Y" pipe from the manifolds, and one before and after the cat.
OBD-2 scan tool needed to check computer.
Usually underneath the battery tray. If not the sensor, then check the wiring back through the fender for cuts etc. If not that, check battery and alternator.
1994+ is obdII
No, it is obd 1.No, it is obd 1.
There is an OBD I plug somewhere on the vehicle.
check ob1 codes by turning key on off on off on the mil light will blink out your code.