obd0 & obd1 distributors

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i couldn't tell you the details in electronic engineering terms, but distributors operate on a pulse... much like the speed sensor in the tranny does.
the pulse is different between them, and so are obd1/0 ecus. so you can't mix/match them.

obd1 and 2 are the same.
 
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i couldn't tell you the details in electronic engineering terms, but distributors operate on a pulse... much like the speed sensor in the tranny does.
the pulse is different between them, and so are obd1/0 ecus. so you can't mix/match them.

obd1 and 2 are the same.



so, the obd1 and obd2 distributor are same?
 
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i couldn't tell you the details in electronic engineering terms, but distributors operate on a pulse... much like the speed sensor in the tranny does.
the pulse is different between them, and so are obd1/0 ecus. so you can't mix/match them.

obd1 and 2 are the same.



so, the obd1 and obd2 distributor are same?

I think he saying that operate on the same principle, and OBD1 and OBD2 are not interchangeable (w/o modification)
 
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