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    Just need 2. I had the complete pigtail and did not want to strip it down. So I just plugged in all of them...

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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Just need 2. I had the complete pigtail and did not want to strip it down. So I just plugged in all of them...
    Thanks...I need to purchase the ALDL interface for the bench harness and PC - will either of these work for my 95 LT1 flash:

    Moates

    http://www.moates.net/aldu1-and-cabl....html?cPath=64

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    http://www.reddevilriver.com/aldl.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Would prefer to buy forum local...but I got lost reading the posts...I see 12 pin in the pictures and the mention of 16 pin ALDL..then the thread died out..I'll send him a PM.

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    Some of the 95 LT1 had a OBDII 16 pin port. OddBall! Still OBDI and if you have one and don't want it, you can wire in a OBDI port.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EagleMark View Post
    Some of the 95 LT1 had a OBDII 16 pin port. OddBall! Still OBDI and if you have one and don't want it, you can wire in a OBDI port.

    10-4 That's what I have (16 pin) and the Moates and other are already good to go with the OBD1 16 connector.

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    Then you'll have an oddball OBDI cable that is barely ever used... or change out your OBD port to a 12 pin for about $2-12 dedending on JY or new.

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    i may have a decent workaround for that, Mark.... need to verify some pinouts first, IF it will work, it will keep everything nice and modular for a relatively small change in price.
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