11-11-2024, 01:42 AM
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I have 133K kms on my 2014 std and 27K kms on my DLX ... and some members have over 100,000 miles = no issues.
The OBDII must be able to read car engine DTCs and real time data according to the protocol, but may not read ATM, ABS/ESC, EPS...etc.
Since 1996, all cars in North America must be equipped with a 16-pin OBDII connector.
In 1995, some cars in Canada were OBDII ready, but it was not mandatory.
Motorcycles do not fall under the category of cars, so different regulations may apply.
https://www.csselectronics.com/pages/obd...mple-intro
Worry less ,
more!!
I have 133K kms on my 2014 std and 27K kms on my DLX ... and some members have over 100,000 miles = no issues.
The OBDII must be able to read car engine DTCs and real time data according to the protocol, but may not read ATM, ABS/ESC, EPS...etc.
Since 1996, all cars in North America must be equipped with a 16-pin OBDII connector.
In 1995, some cars in Canada were OBDII ready, but it was not mandatory.
Motorcycles do not fall under the category of cars, so different regulations may apply.
https://www.csselectronics.com/pages/obd...mple-intro
Worry less ,
more!!