Hello,
If this vehicle was made in the late half of 1995 it may have OBD2 capabilities, this will come in handy for seeing live data. Otherwise, the OBD1 computer from 1995 and earlier will be almost useless if the fault is not very clear or electrical. There are several factors to consider:
-Fuel Pressure
-Vacuum leaks
-Spark plug condition and wires
-Distributor, cap, and rotor condition
-Ignition timing (controlled by computer)
For this car the ignition timing is not adjustable, however the technician can still watch the timing with a timing light. Until the car begins to act up on a regular basis it will be increasingly difficult to chase down a problem that is not happening in real time. At the end of all this the car may end up needing a computer, which can be relatively inexpensive on older cars.
Keep us updated,
William
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Saturday, October 26th, 2024 AT 1:22 PM