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Old May 7th, 2013, 10:59   #1
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I have a 1997 2.5t V70 (193hp) and want to know if a OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner will work on my car, but is she to old ??

It's just something to play with, with its real time and code reading features.
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Old May 7th, 2013, 13:19   #2
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From whats said on here, you need a volvo 98 model onwards for OBD2 to work, as while OBD2 is said to be introduced from 99, the 98 models (which i have) allow use of OBD2.
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Old May 7th, 2013, 13:30   #3
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From whats said on here, you need a volvo 98 model onwards for OBD2 to work, as while OBD2 is said to be introduced from 99, the 98 models (which i have) allow use of OBD2.
Not so, mine's a 1997 pre-ME7 car and OBDII works fine - I have a generic reader and it works no problem.
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Not so, mine's a 1997 pre-ME7 car and OBDII works fine - I have a generic reader and it works no problem.
Well there you go! hopefully that be the case for the OP as its handy to have.
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Well there you go! hopefully that be the case for the OP as its handy to have.
Yeah, I reckon his will be OBDII compliant no problem, I think (but stand to be corrected) that all petrol V70s are compliant, or all the 20v ones at any rate. I think it's more with the 850s that you get issues.
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Thanks guys, I really appreciate your help. Checked with Volvo and they said she's one of the late 97's.

Oh and it's the 20v lump, if that makes any difference. lol .
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