Ford Thunderbird OBDII Readers OBD2 Code Tool Scanner

It is an automobile car that was manufactured in the United States by the Ford Company. The car was liked by many who preferred it to be a personal luxury car. Since its introduction in 1955, it has produced more than eleven model generations to 2005. Ford thunderbird got into the market during the 1955 model year as a sporty two seat convertible and was marketed as a personal car that gave it a better position in the market. In 1958, another raw of seats was added in the car and made it have successful sales till the 1990s when the large 2-door coupes were loosing popularity. This made the Ford stop its production on this car in 1997 to 2002 when they brought back the 2-seat model and sold it through to its last production year of 2005. Ford thunderbird uses the EEC-IV or the OBD-I system of information to record any mechanical problem the car may have. This system involves a jumper wire and a dashboard malfunction indicator that signals the driver by producing some light whenever the car has a problem. The light goes on and off and therefore, the driver should be keen to notice it. Also, there are code readers you can use for these EEC-IV vehicles that may be attached to the battery. They involve the six-sided hood which is called the self test outlet and the smaller six-sided slot also known as self test input.