How To Read OBD1 Lexus and Toyota Check Engine Light Codes

I made this video for my brother Clayton lol.
Also thought it would be good to share. It’s really not hard to do to just stick a quick jumper wire in your diagnosis port and read the codes! Hope this helps anyone trying to check OBD1 engine light codes on their early Lexus and Toyota vehicles.
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[@6.0_kj]

Thank you bro , someone just tried to charge me $250 just for the diagnostic 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@FritoToe]

Hey man! keep these videos
up, have helped me a lot, just picked up a pretty mint 95 es300, not many videos working on them or even talking about 2nd gens.

[@blackwaterjpn]

Thanks for watching! More soon!!

[@chippedskylark8339]

I learned something today, thought my 92’ LS400 dash was just flirting with me

[@abbaspourmoghadam3850]

Bro please help my soarer got an electrical problem under the dash,,how to figure out what part it needs ,,,I have no power in driver door..fuses n relays all works got told it's a door controller computer...much appreciated

[@Giroux68]

Subbing for the cat..😂

[@blackwaterjpn]

Kuro appreciates you!

[@soumenchakraborty2450]

today my old corollas warning light came on, then i turned off the engine for lunch, when i started the car check engine light turned off by itself and never came back on. should i just leave it or should i check for codes (though im not sure if its of any use since the light disappeared)

[@blackwaterjpn]

Sometimes even though the light is off, the ecu stores those codes so once you go to read it it will still pop up. If you’re not having any issues with the vehicle then maybe you would rather wait. Totally up to you. You can check and see if anything is stored.