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Car Forum / Hyundai Cars / April 2006

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1996 hyundai excel lx

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Andrew Tweddle - 22 Apr 2006 09:25 GMT
Andrew Tweddle wrote:

I was wondering whether the electronic interface to the ECM was an
OBD11(2) compatible one, or just an exclusive to hyundai.
I found on scantools.net that there is open source software to interface
 to most American delivered cars post 1996 (hyundai included) but the
connector is in a different place and looks a little different and maybe
this was an older style.
Also troublecodes.net had some information.
I might add Australian delivery and compliance, right hand drive!
Any help appreciated!

Andrew
hyundaitech - 22 Apr 2006 20:48 GMT
U.S. models are OBDII compliant, but I'm not sure about Australia.

I did a google search and quickly came up with this page
(http://www.obdii.com/connector.html) which shows a picture of the OBDII
connector.  If your connector looks like this, you have OBDII.  If not,
you don't.
 
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