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This references the rear differential.

The D36 was the smaller unit. Used on all 1984 Corvettes, and all automatic Corvettes after that.

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Re: '94 has several issues...are they related

Subject: Re: '94 has several issues...are they related
by donhall on 2016/8/5 16:32:55

Quote:

KTM200 wrote:
My ODB1 connection does not have a B connection, there is no wire/connection point there. It goes from A to C (right to left)according to the diagram included in your link...


You may have the 16 pin connector. See http://www.aldlcable.com

From the above link:

There are other styles of connectors, but the 12 pin OBD1 connector shown above is the most common. Some 1994-95 cars have the 16 pin OBD2 connector (shown below), Corvette's, Camaro's, and LT1 cars among them, as well as newer Australian Holden and Commodore. Even though it is an OBD2 connector, it has an OBD1 system behind it on these 94-95 cars.
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