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OBD I Code reader or scanner available?

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I recently converted my 87 Vanagon camper to Subaru EJ 22 engine with ECU from USA Legacy. Is there an OBD I scanner or code reader available to read the proprietary Subaru codes from this ECU.

What year EJ22? If its from a '95-newer it will be OBD-II and here is a Scan tool for that http://www.harborfreight.com/can-obd-ii-code-reader-eobd-scanner-98614.html?utm_source=microsoft&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=obdii%20reader&utm_campaign=Top%20Website%20Sellers

 

If its from a First gen Legacy 90-94 then it will be OBD-I. There is no scan tool for OBD-I Subarus. you will have to plug in the "Read" connectors and count the CEL flashes.

They are self-diagnostic for "codes" via the test connectors in the harness - but there is also a software program that can interface with the ECU via the Subaru Select Monitor port on the OBD-I cars - check over on www.legacycentral.org for a current address to the download page for it. You need to make a special serial port adaptor cable (using a Metra radio harness adaptor of all things :rolleyes:), and then run the software on a laptop, etc to read the real-time report data from the ECU.

 

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Engine is 94 EJ 22, OBD I , thankyou to those who replied. Will check Legacy central webpage.:)

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