OBD-II is your onboard diagnostic tool. It is usually located right under the dash on drivers side. Your Mechanic would plug in a scanner tool (you can purchase these-PepBoys) if there are any issues with your car like your check engine light..etc etc..it will give him the "code" this is very helpful in narrowing down the problem. OBD-II were manditory on all Cars made 1996 or later.
The weather is like 89-90 to degrees this affects plants in many ways because it means that they might die because to much sun isn't good for them and it affects animals because the animals might find no food and and water which is most important to animals also they wouldn't find shade.
A person can find out different type of information for a bm tron. The best way to find out that information would be to go online or speak with someone regarding that information.
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It is the oxygen sensor, if you need to find out what a code means go to obdII codes.com
this means to find information.
If you are a diabetic and you want to find out how your running affects your blood sugar I would def ask your doctor as diabetis is very serious and your doctor would have the best answer.
Go to autozone and ask them to diagnose it. Your car is a 1996, it should have an OBDII, which means they'll just plug it in.
One can find information on marfan on its official website. Marfan syndrome is a disorder that affects connective tissue. It is usually passed from parent to child through genes.
I assume you mean radio scanner frequencies? If so, RadioReference is an excellent resource: http://www.radioreference.com/ If you are talking about error codes from your car, you might have to Google those. I'm not sure if OBDII codes are universal (they very well may be). You could do a search on OBDII codes to see what a specific code you are getting means.
BMW has the standard OBDII connector under the drivers side dash so generic OBDII cables will work but only with generic OBDII software. Each specific software needs a compatible cable designed expressly for it.Older style 20pin cables are a similar matter.
One can find information on what a standard lease agreement means by checking with the contract they are signing. It will outline all the agreements in writing.
You can find information on what it means to refinance a 2nd mortgage from your potential mortgage lender. Alternatively you can try money blogs and forums.
Seeing as cholesterol with have it's greatest affects on our heart, the best resource for cholesterol information is at heart.org. Click on 'Conditions' and then 'Cholesterol' to find comprehensive information on normal cholesterol numbers and more.
It basically means 'find that information elsewhere' .
According to a thread on ToyotaNation.com there's an OBDII port 'behind' the coin cubby 'IF' your '95 is OBDII compliant. It appears some vehicles produced early that year are still OBDI while later year '95s are OBDII. The thread says there's mention on the engine sticker under the hood that says "OBDII Compliant" if your vehicle is. If your '95 is OBDI you can still do a diagnostic but it's the old 'count the blinks' method. You'll probably need a service manual to decode it. Cheers