The Difference Between OBDII 12v and 24v, usage

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 With the rapid development of the times, cars have entered everyone's field of vision. The safety of vehicles has also received more attention. When the car breaks down, the corresponding solution will be found. The OBD scanner and OBD wiring harness can be easily purchased online. After understanding the OBD wiring harness, you may not know whether your car is OBD1 or OBD2. Let me show you how to judge OBD1 and OBD2.

It depends on your country or the market where the car is manufactured. Let us take the example of a car in the US market. If your vehicle was manufactured or sold in the United States in 1996, it is most likely a vehicle that meets the OBD2 standard.

The Difference Between OBDII 12v and 24v, usage

To determine whether your car is OBD1 or OBD2, find the year of manufacture on the white card at the driver’s side door and check the following:

United States-1996            New Zealand-2006

Canada-1998              Argentina-2009

Japan-2002                      Morocco-2011

Mexico-2006                     Russia-2012

Israel—2003                        India—2010

China-2009                       Hong Kong-2006

Taiwan-2008                            Thailand-2013

Brazil-2007 (gasoline)            Australia-2006 (gasoline), 2007 (diesel)

Chile—2013 (diesel),      2014 (gasoline) EU—2001 (gasoline), 2004 (diesel).

If you are still not sure whether your vehicle is OBD1 or OBD2, please find the "Vehicle Emission Control Information" card usually located under the hood. Vehicle emission control information will tell you whether your vehicle complies with OBD2 standards.

The Difference Between OBDII 12v and 24v, usage

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