Straight pipe obd1

[dsmBear]

I want to put a straight pipe on my 94 GSX. My concern is that I'm assuming it will throw a cel because of the rear o2 freakinf out about no cat, but then again my buddy's 96 has a straight pipe and he has no code... So I got the point where I'll just check codes every 3 days or so, when I got to thinking my car is obd1... The voltmeter thing just sounds like it would get confusing if multiple codes and don't wanna buy some 250 dollar mitaucode reader. I already have an obd2 scanner, would this adapter work and show my obd1 codes on my obd2? Would I even get a cel?
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[gats0101]

Not sure if that adaptor will work but 1gs do not have a rear O2 sensor. I've ran mine with a straight pipe with no codes thrown.

 

[bduran1220]

I bought one these things for my 92 maxima a few months go it didn't work, how ever imma try a better OBD2 scanner
Its worth a shot, how much is under under 20 bucks id still try it

 

[pauleyman]

You will not get a cel. There are no sensors after the o2 in the o2 housing. 94 is obd1. 95 up is odb 2 even though it wasnt required until 96. That is also the reason there is a rumor 95s are obd 1. Old news. All 1g are obd1. All 2g are obd2.

 

[eagleturbo]

Mine is a 95 and I was told it's obd 1

 

[t25fury]

Most shops are unaware that mitsu came out with obd2 in their 95 model year cars, I've gotten the same response and have corrected them, they didn't believe me until I show them the factory sticker under my hood that says OBDII.

 

[pauleyman]

Again all 1g are obd. All 2g are obd2.