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Originally Posted by Toysrme
I doubt they have OBD-I scanners. They're nothing but little shorting pins with a light on the end of them. The car has that from the factory LoL! The real Toyota TDLC1 / TDLC2 scanners that Toyota/Lexus have are about $6-7 grand a pop & even they don't scan so much as they log. They just trip TE1&E1 & count the pulses to read the codes like everything else. (Now they can do slow logging on the ES300's & LS/SC400's via the Vf2 data-port like an OBD-II car. It's just *extremely* limited & not worth the effort).
Short TE1 & E1 in either of the two diagnostics ports (DLC1 = Engine bay, passangers side, behind the wheel well, or DLC2 = tucked under the steering wheel off to the driver's side some)
When you turn the key to ON, it'll flash any stored codes. i.e. 1-3, 5-2, 6-9, (yeah!)
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...=3725&hl=codes
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...howtopic=26449
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AutoZone by me has OBDI scanners...they've read my code on my 1994 Lexus when I had a CEL light (emissions related, bad charcoal canister).
