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Checking OBD 1 850 1995

posted by  someone claiming to be jono on  Tue Oct 7 15:53 CST 2008 [RELATED]

Today I tried to check my OBD for fault codes. I consulted my Haynes manual for the procedure and had no luck. The manual says to have the ignition switched to off and then place the jumper into slot 6 in bank A, then switch the ignition to on. It then says to press the test button on bank A for about a second and then wait for the codes to appear. I followed this procedure and got nothing...not even the 1-1-1 no faults detected code. Is there something I misread or did wrong?
Thanks!

Jon






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