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Yes there is ones such as the Snap On "Brick". Go on sleasebay and look. I use TunerPro RT v5 and an ALDL/USB cable to data log and monitor, plus a Moates Burn2 to flash 27SF512 chips.

http://www.tunerpro.net/
http://aldlcable.com/aldl.asp
http://www.moates.net/burn2-chip-programmer-p-197.html?cPath=94
Hey man, so i found this on eBay. It's the aldl cable and it says it comes with the software to run the diagnostics and scanner features from a laptop. Would this be enough to diagnose my truck??

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/113703928754

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Hey man, so i found this on eBay. It's the aldl cable and it says it comes with the software to run the diagnostics and scanner features from a laptop. Would this be enough to diagnose my truck??
Yes, along with TunerPro RT v5xxx software. This is a 12 pin ALDL cable, it'll work on 88 - 93. If you want to connect to a 94 or 95 you'll need a 16 pin.

http://aldlcable.com/aldl.asp
 

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@Darrell - So you got hooked up? Good to hear, enjoy!
Not quite yet..lol. Still trying to figure out how and where I get the files to download.
Yes, along with TunerPro RT v5xxx software. This is a 12 pin ALDL cable, it'll work on 88 - 93. If you want to connect to a 94 or 95 you'll need a 16 pin.

http://aldlcable.com/aldl.asp
Hmmm.. This is the same one I have and it says 82-95. Is this the wrong plug for a 95 ?

Maybe that's why I still can't figure out how to download the files needed
 

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Yes, along with TunerPro RT v5xxx software. This is a 12 pin ALDL cable, it'll work on 88 - 93. If you want to connect to a 94 or 95 you'll need a 16 pin.

http://aldlcable.com/aldl.asp
So would this one work? It says 16 pin. The reason why I'm feeling inclined to buy this one on eBay is because it comes with a software disc. If for any reason TunerPro RT doesn't work for me, I have a back up.

So do you think this one will work?

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/361989639745

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So would this one work? It says 16 pin. The reason why I'm feeling inclined to buy this one on eBay is because it comes with a software disc. If for any reason TunerPro RT doesn't work for me, I have a back up.

So do you think this one will work?

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/361989639745

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deve05, is yours a 12 pin or 16 pin ? I have a 95 too and this is my terminal (see pic) and it's a 12 pin.

PlayingWithTBI, from your previous post #34 and pic #36 it looks and sound like I should have a 16 pin. But I think mine is a 12 pin unless I'm not understanding this correctly. :(

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So would this one work? It says 16 pin. The reason why I'm feeling inclined to buy this one on eBay is because it comes with a software disc. If for any reason TunerPro RT doesn't work for me, I have a back up.
The disc has drivers for your USB interface (which windows 10 already has), not programming software.

PlayingWithTBI, from your previous post #34 and pic #36 it looks and sound like I should have a 16 pin. But I think mine is a 12 pin unless I'm not understanding this correctly.
94 & 95 were transitional years in which some used 12 pin OBD1 or 16 pin OBD2 connector but were still OBD1, 96 and up were the 1st generation of truly OBD2. Either way, this is only an interface for a programming tool such as TP.
 
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