New Resource: OBDII data for model years 1996-2004 (1 Viewer)

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Malleus

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Normally I just throw this stuff against the wall and see what sticks, but since I was working on a related topic that appeared to have sustained interest, I thought I'd mention this. I've placed this into the 80 series forum, but since it has applicability through model year 2004, it may be of interest to anyone who has a 100 or 70 series.

It's fairly detailed and I admit I haven't had time to go through it all, just the section that I needed at the time. Specifically, there are sections describing engine sensor inputs and outputs (Ce-1 thru Cn-4) as well as transmission inputs and outputs (Ct-1 thru Sm-11).

1996-2003 OBDII information (OTH021U)
3.16MB
1,076ppg
TOC:
Introduction (In-1 thru In-61) Page 1
Components E/G Inputs (Ce-1 thru Ce-90) Page 62
Components E/G Outputs (Co-1 thru Co-) Page 152
A/F Sensor (As-1 thru As-31) Page 170
Heated Oxygen Sensor (Ho-1 thru Ho-16) Page 202
Thermostat (Th-1 thru Th-2) Page 218
Fuel System (Fu-1 thru Fu-19) Page 220
Misfire (Mi-1 thru Mi-20) Page 239"
EGR System (Eg-1 thru Eg-51) Page 259
Catalyst (Ca-1 thru Ca-42) Page 310
EVAP System (Ev-1 thru Ev-97) Page 352
Turbocharging System (Tu-1 thru Tu-8) Page 449
CNG Engine (Cn-1 thru Cn-4) Page 457
Component T/M Inputs (Ct-1 thru Ct-102) Page 461
Component T/M Outputs (Cm-1 thru Cm-500) Page 564
SMT (Sm-1 thru Sm-11) Page 1066
 
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I wonder how much of that is standardized across manufacturers, given that it is OBDII.

I will check it out, thank!
 
I did a scan of it. I was thinking it was more low level but it is detailed. I have an interest in OBD II hacking.

What I came away with is how limited the 1FZ-FE is, compared to other Toyota engines, with regards to OBD II, and emission controls.
 
IMHO, that's a good thing. Fewer sensors means less stuff to break.

There is a turbo section in there, though.
 

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