Question: Where is the computer jack for OBD?

[jetjock]

^ Sounds like a smart way to do things.

As mentioned the car isn't OBD-II compliant. Consider it unfortunate for those who know what they're doing and a blessing for those who don't.

However it's fully OBD-I compliant. Therefore stating the car doesn't have OBD is technically incorrect. Based on the age of most owners the mistake can be forgiven though...

 

[supraguy@aol]

On an almost unrelated note, I found a few knock sensors on Ebay back a couple of years ago out of a 90's Toyota 4Runner, and put them in since they were newer. If you ever have a knock sensor definitely go bad, you can use the 4runner's, just gotta splice in the newer connectors- and I figured why not? My old ones are shabby, and I was splicing them to all new coax for the rewire anyway.

 

[Drake69]

Neat. If they are as cheap as you say, might do 'em anyway for the hell of it.

Preventative maintenance, ftw! :evil2: