OBD2-OBD1

InteG03 · Post by **InteG03** » Mon Feb 16, 2004 7:54 am

why is it better to convert OBD2 cars to OBD1? why not stick with OBD2?

DaX · Post by **DaX** » Mon Feb 16, 2004 1:13 pm

Who said it was better? The only way I see it as better is because the OBD-1 ECU has been completely reverse engineered meaning more stuff is available to do to it [like Hondata, etc].

InteG03 · Post by **InteG03** » Tue Feb 17, 2004 3:44 am

DaX wrote:Who said it was better? The only way I see it as better is because the OBD-1 ECU has been completely reverse engineered meaning more stuff is available to do to it [like Hondata, etc].

well if it is not better than why are there jumper(conversion) harnesses for obd2(a)(3)-obd1?

markuz2000 · Post by **markuz2000** » Tue Feb 17, 2004 4:44 am

I saw a socket emulator for OBD2 on ebay..I think it emulate 84 pin to 40 pin.

I just forgot what's it called

DaX · Post by **DaX** » Tue Feb 17, 2004 7:06 am

InteG03 wrote:well if it is not better than why are there jumper(conversion) harnesses for obd2(a)(3)-obd1?

DaX wrote:the OBD-1 ECU has been completely reverse engineered meaning more stuff is available to do to it [like Hondata, etc].

OBD2-OBD1

OBD2-OBD1

I think OBD1 is better than OBD2 coz its cheaper.