I have searched high and low and can’t find the correct OBD code reader/adapter, that doesn’t cost $200+… can someone post a link for the correct one? Much obliged for any help.
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This is correct, the Snap On MT2500 does a great job on OBD1 trucks. I've used my MT2500 for years and the nice thing about using it on OBD1 trucks like my 94 Land Cruiser. It live streams all the engine data, so no need for a paper clip or counting the number of "check engine" light flashes.Comet is correct. You might be able to find something used, like the snap On Tools MT2500 that supports the pre-OBD 2 LC diagnostics.
Im a little late to the party but try this
Amazon product
Agreed.I really doubt that would work for any Land Cruiser with OBD1, it's not the same protocol as OBD2.