Toyota Vehicles OBD1 ~ ZF-SCANTOOL ~ DIY INSTALL

[@MrTom-yv9kh]

Hi Danny! Thanks for another how to video. Your instructional videos have helped me more than you know. You're a very detailed mechanic, Sir. I look forward to your next adventure video. Stay safe out there! MT 73's

[@NigelNaughton]

Very cool. Happy for you dinosaur OBD1 dudes 😜 Now you can all worry about coolant temps and subsequent head gasket blowouts like the OBD2 guys! haha. Either Mountain House or Peak Refuel should definitely sponsor you. Start a bidding war. 😁 Are you heading out to Moab soon?

[@trackcalledquest]

😂! Yeah I’m heading out early next week. It’s going to be a long haul. Super excited though. You were just there right?

[@NigelNaughton]

@@trackcalledquest that's going to be awesome. I was in southern and southwest New Mexico. I really need to get back to Utah (AZ and CO) again soon.

[@trackcalledquest]

@@NigelNaughton I’ve been thinking of New Mexico. Roswell Area! Hehe!

[@nate72br]

Thank you sir! Very informative!!! 1993 LC thanks you as well!!!

[@ranishababbarmarticorena403]

Great overview and clear explanation 😊

[@Zebraprk]

Just thinking: Is there a BT/Android/Apple double din receiver that would pick this info up?

[@trackcalledquest]

@@Zebraprk An BT/Android double bin stereo should pick up the device. But to be honest I’m not sure if the double din is capable of downloading or running the app?

[@Zebraprk]

Aside from not having to use the jumper wire to read codes, what is the advantage of doing this custom mod ?

[@trackcalledquest]

@@Zebraprk Great question! Great tool to have on hand. If you’re a nerd or curious on what’s going on with your engine. And may take some of the guesswork out of it when needed. I don’t find myself using it all the time though. But the advantages would be: Access real-time engine data on vehicle parameters like, coolant temperature, Intake air temperature, oxygen sensors performance and other system sensors. I can always tap in to it periodically to check system performance and activity in real time. Which will help in diagnosing system errors or erratic engine issues. Cheers

[@hmondon]

Hi, where is connected the "20" pin plug? Thank you.

[@trackcalledquest]

Into the Diagnostic port in the engine bay, diagnostic port is located on the fire wall passenger side. It’s a little black rectangular box with a small cover.

[@gravecharles3903]

Hey sir do u have one you can sell to me cuz I am looking on the zf website n there is none

[@trackcalledquest]

@@gravecharles3903 Sorry, I don’t have any extras for sale. Check ZF-Scan on Facebook sometimes guys will sell them there. Good luck!

[@gravecharles3903]

Hey sir nice video but I have one question I would like to purchase one n the site u gave have no contact number so I could call or make sure it a legit site before I purchase,I would like some assistance please

[@trackcalledquest]

@@gravecharles3903 It’s legit. They are out of Quebec Canada. Looks like they have them in stock. Use PayPal to secure your information and/or get a refund if you’re concerned. Cheers!