Australian MY01 Outback/Liberty OBD-II compliant?

[Daniel Thrombin]

Does anyone know for sure if Australian '01 Outabcks and Liberties are
OBD-II compliant?

There's no sticker under the hood like North American vehicles but the
connector exists under the steering wheel. Presumably where the dealer
connects Subaru Select Monitor. I'd like to buy my own scanner to start
diagnosing a few problems I've got but I've read a few blogs where people
have bought OBD-II scanners and cannot get them working.


Thanks

 

[nobody >]

Does anyone know for sure if Australian '01 Outabcks and Liberties are
OBD-II compliant?

There's no sticker under the hood like North American vehicles but the
connector exists under the steering wheel. Presumably where the dealer
connects Subaru Select Monitor. I'd like to buy my own scanner to start
diagnosing a few problems I've got but I've read a few blogs where people
have bought OBD-II scanners and cannot get them working.


Thanks

I doubt that one year (mine's an ought-ought)and USA vs AUS would make a
difference. Mine's OBD-II.

The change from OBD-I to II was in the early 90's and some vehicles
changed over on various years. A mechanic told me that if the connector
fits, it *is* OBD-II. My mother's Ford Tempo was supposed to be OBD-I
but got a running change(?) to OBD-II.

 

[Steu851]

Does anyone know for sure if Australian '01 Outabcks and Liberties are
OBD-II compliant?

It doesn't matter.
Go to http://www.tari.co.za ed download a free dedicated software
(Ecuexplorer) for all Subaru.
It works with my 2000 European legacy tht is not OBD2 compliant.

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