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1996 960 OBD II Question (Don't mess with Texas) 900

posted by  someone claiming to be Al on  Sun Sep 25 15:44 CST 2005 [RELATED]

If you need a new computer you may want to look for a used one. I checked out car-part.com and found used computers for your car for $175 in Texas. I checked nation wide and prices are as high as $450 for the computer.
I would look at a used computer that comes with a 90 day or better warranty and see if it fixes the problem. The computer is located behind the front passenger side right kick panel.






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