Diagnosing a problem

mnewxv · 08-27-2008, 05:57 PM

I assume it has an OBD 1 system. I'd take it down to autozone and see if they have a scanner. I have gone there before with OBDII vehicles and they had a scanner and scanned the check engine light for me free of charge. If they dont have a scanner that will work with OBD-1, then take it to a honest mechanic shop, I say honest because some might want to charge you for checking the codes.

08-27-2008, 05:57 PM	#5
mnewxv 3" Exhaust Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: melrose, ma Posts: 108	I assume it has an OBD 1 system. I'd take it down to autozone and see if they have a scanner. I have gone there before with OBDII vehicles and they had a scanner and scanned the check engine light for me free of charge. If they dont have a scanner that will work with OBD-1, then take it to a honest mechanic shop, I say honest because some might want to charge you for checking the codes.