I've done the search and found that the connector is under the glove box. I've looked and I'm not finding it - is it the black plastic thing near the center under the glove box?
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OBD2 Service connector...
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Would it be in the same location on a 91?
yes, it's a buddies '91
Under Glove Box, far right back corner, blue two pin connector, may be under carpet.
HTH,
LArryB
HTH,
LArryB
shawn110975
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I may be Ignorant but I though the 1991-1993 had ODB1 and not the newer ODB2 and that they started useing the ODB2 after 1993. reason I am asking is I have an OBD2 scanner and though I couldnt use it cuz it doesnt work on ODB1,
Two different things , the '95-up is OBDII - the 91-94 is OBDI , it just has a jumper plug to flash the CEL.
Your OBD II plug is located under the driverside dash. It faces straight down and is just forward of the knee bolster very near the L/H kickpanel.
Thanks, sounds like the jumper and counting flashes is the only option on this car.
Mark
Mark
shawn110975
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Yea thats what i thought, use the ol' paperclip in the sockets, I wish my car had ODB2. so when I read the title of this thread I had to question myself
Only on 2002+ cars, prior to that it is located on the left bottom corner of the glove box door, behind a square cover.
ALL NSX's have the two pin blue connector for using the CEL code flashing system, as well as the 1995+ having OBDII.
Regards,
LarryB
Wiki much?
http://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Trouble_Codes
http://www.nsxprime.com/wiki/Trouble_Codes
Anyone got pics of NA1 OBDI connector and/or location (1991).
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