Mercedes 1988-1995 OBD1 code reader

Ricks Mercedes obd1 diagnostic code fault reader

Mercedes cars with the 8 or 16 socket connection. Please verify what your has before purchase. Also look at the code file and see if the systems you need to diagnose are listed.

mercedes_1988_-_1995_obd1_fault_codes.pdf
File Size:	942 kb
File Type:	pdf

Download File

1988 - 1995

$38.00

I only ship to USA, Hawaii and Canada

Includes

Code Reader
Black storage pouch
Instruction sheet
Master PDF code file for 88-95 cars.

Features

Small pocket size
LED/metal shroud
Soft 16 gauge copper wire
Original Mercedes plug colors - Red, Black and Yellow
Larger Banana plug tips

Plug it in, Push the button, Count the light flashes.

Refer to the included paper overview sheets. For more details on each code search the Master PDF download from my site.

Read and Reset fault codes on 1988-1995 Mercedes cars that have the 8 or 16 socket diagnostic port near the battery.

16 Socket located near battery

8 Socket located near firewall

Mercedes cars with the round 38 socket connection. Please verify what your has before purchase. Also look at the code file and see if the systems you need to diagnose are listed.

Mercedes Cars 1988 thru 1995 OBD1 fault codes
File Size:	907 kb
File Type:	pdf

Download File

1988 - 1995

$38.00
I only ship to USA, Hawaii and Canada

Includes

Code Reader
Black storage pouch
Instruction sheet
Master PDF code file for 88-95 cars.

Features:

Small pocket size
LED/metal metal shroud
Soft 16 gauge copper wire
Original Mercedes plug colors - Red, Black and Yellow
1 mm leads

Read and Reset diagnostic fault codes on 1988-1995 Mercedes cars that have the round connection with 38 small holes.

Kent at Mercedes Source is super smart
https://mercedessource.com/

If your car has a button and LED test port you can read and clear your codes without an external code reader. If not, you need to buy my code reader which does the exact same thing as the little button does. Except my code reader plugs into each individual socket and gives you flash codes for all your systems.

All OBD1 code readers are wired and function the same. Only difference is the ends. Its either banana plug for the 8 and 16 socket and 1mm ends for the 38 socket.

Peter Davidson - Brandon, Florida made a fantastic video on code reading. It's the same procedure for all OBD1 cars with 8,16 or 38 socket cars. Please subscribe to his Youtube channel.

Round socket with 9 holes?
Those cars are NOT OBD1. No codes are stored and my code readers won't work. The 9 pin is read with an ohm meter to determine on/off values. I don't have any experience or details on the 9 pin. Youtube has a video that may help.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5syKYwfEyCo&list=PLg-Bx-y-F2JDJa7AaQWXykPryK8C5yuJS

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