09-04-2018, 08:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2018, 08:07 AM by Murphyv310.)
Hi.
I believe that just about everything that was sold in the UK from around 1998 had to be OBD2 compliant, I may be a year or two out but it was around that time. Certainly the 75 was and it was launched in 1998, a 2001 Primera & 2001 Doblo which I both owned were as well.
If you get generic codes you are using a program like Torq try looking online for a PSA specific program, some will still read codes but are limited until you pay a license, I did a lot of research as at one time I was hoping to do mobile vehicle diagnostics, a heart bypass got in the way. I did have a PSA program on a notebook but it never got tested and the notebook expired some months ago and is now binned.
I believe that just about everything that was sold in the UK from around 1998 had to be OBD2 compliant, I may be a year or two out but it was around that time. Certainly the 75 was and it was launched in 1998, a 2001 Primera & 2001 Doblo which I both owned were as well.
If you get generic codes you are using a program like Torq try looking online for a PSA specific program, some will still read codes but are limited until you pay a license, I did a lot of research as at one time I was hoping to do mobile vehicle diagnostics, a heart bypass got in the way. I did have a PSA program on a notebook but it never got tested and the notebook expired some months ago and is now binned.
