--- product_id: 199565 title: "OBD-II & Electronic Engine Management Systems (96-on) Haynes TECHBOOK" price: "S/.223" currency: PEN in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.pe/products/199565-obd-ii-and-electronic-engine-management-systems-96-on-haynes store_origin: PE region: Peru --- # OBD-II & Electronic Engine Management Systems (96-on) Haynes TECHBOOK **Price:** S/.223 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** OBD-II & Electronic Engine Management Systems (96-on) Haynes TECHBOOK - **How much does it cost?** S/.223 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pe](https://www.desertcart.pe/products/199565-obd-ii-and-electronic-engine-management-systems-96-on-haynes) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description This manual takes the mystery out of Second-Generation On-Board Diagnostic Systems allowing you to understand your vehicles OBD-II sytem, plus what to do when the "Check Engine" light comes on, from reading the code to diagnosing and fixing the problem. Includes a comprehensive list of computer codes. Computer-controlled car repair made easy! For all car and light truck models manufactured since 1996. Understand your vehicle's On-Board Diagnostic system How to deal with that "Check Engine" light--from reading the code to diagnosing and fixing the problem Comprehensive computer codes list Diagnostic tools: Powertrain management fundamentals OBD-II "monitors" explained Generic trouble codes that cover all models! Manufacturer-specific trouble codes for GM, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota/Lexus and Honda/Acura vehicles Let your car's computer help you find the problem! Component replacement procedures Glossary and acronym list Fully illustrated with over 250 photographs and drawings Review: Great book! Much better than Automotive Diagnostic Systems: Understanding OBD I & OBD II - Before buying this book, I bought "Automotive Diagnostic Systems: Understanding OBD I & OBD II," which is the other book that will probably show up if you are searching for books on this subject. In my opinion, this book (Haynes) is infinitely better. There is simply no comparison. In fact, I wish I hadn't wasted my money on the other book now that I have received the Haynes book. I have posted a review of the other book on desertcart. Now this book is more like it! While the other book was mostly theory and spent far too much time on the history of OBD, the regulatory aspects of it, etc., and was filled with meaningless charts and graphs and loaded with errors while not even showing a single picture of an actual sensor or an under-the-hood" picture, this book (Haynes) is what someone who works on cars really needs. It is loaded with pictures of the actual sensors, showing what they look like, where they should be located, how to diagnose them with tools besides just a code scanner (digital volt meters, vacuum gauges, vacuum tools, stethoscopes, etc.) This book is for people who don't want to just read a code but who want to get their hands dirty and fix the problem. The other book hardly mentions a word about fixing problems and it doesn't have a single picture of a sensor, where it should be located, etc. Instead, it just rambles on and on about theory to the point that one might get a headache. The Haynes book is a seat-of-your pants book that tells you exactly how to diagnose and fix problems. It's also much larger and covers a lot more information. In addition, it has an excellent glossary and index, unlike the other book. In short, the other book covers basically the history of OBD, theory, and so on while the Haynes book is far more practical. People who have worked on cars for many years like myself will get a kick out of how the Haynes book makes it clear that tools like vacuum gauges are still very useful while the other book casually mentions then in one sentence as if they are some kind of historical oddity. I was happy to see that I have almost every tool them mention in the Haynes book too. So don't throw away your vacuum gauge and other tools as the other book might suggest. I'm surprised at some of the negative reviews here for this book while the other book has better ratings, although far fewer reviews. Don't let that fool you. Get the other book if you want to have your eyes glaze over on meaningless 3D graphs that often have nothing to do with the accompanying text and seem to have been just thrown in to fill up space and you don't mind numerous errors in the text (my book is all marked up with corrections). On the other hand, if you want the background information AND hands-on instructions on how to actually diagnose and fix problems, this is the book for you. The differences in the book could be summarized by saying that the other book talks about OBD theory while this book shows you how to actually use a scan tool and fix problems you may encounter. Nothing is perfect, however. The only faults I find with the Haynes book is that it's printed on cheaper paper - about a grade above newspaper grade - and the pictures are in black & white. But it has infinitely more practical information. In fact, when I finished the other book, I had learned a couple things but I knew nothing more about actually fixing problems. If you don't want to just read about theory but instead want to see what the senors look like, where they are located, how to diagnose problems, what tools you will need to fix them, etc., this is definitely the book for you. I highly recommend this book. I just wish I had bought it before buying the other book. Review: You can't judge a book by it's cover - The original reason I bought this book was to learn more about OB-II scanners to help me choose which one to buy. I learned that the OB-II (active) system does much more than ID system codes when your check engine light comes on. The better scanners can ID potential problem codes that have yet to trigger the check engine light, can give actual real time data of operation of sensors and much more. But the surprise was all the OTHER information in this book. It explains the operation of each individual sensor and how they work together, even their "normal" location with black and white pictures. The time and conditions of automatic "resetting" of sensors is explained (how many "trips" etc.). I have the actual factory service manuals for several cars which provide location, electrical data, how to remove sensors etc. but they do not provide a understanding of the how and why like this book. While service manuals may explain "how" to accomplish repair, they do not necessary explain "what" to repair -- and I believe this book will help very much to diagnose problems in conjunction with a good OB-II scanner. IE just because a scanner ID's a certain sensor does not necessary mean that sensor is bad -- It may mean it is doing its job and identifying a problem with that system -- and the book helps very much to explain how the systems work together. While a certified mechanic may (or may not) know most of this book, I think the average person will find this book to be very helpful to understand their own automobile and how to approach problems and repairs. If you find you already know all that's in this book -- you should open your own repair shop. Yes the book seems to be on poor quality paper, a note in the book points out it is printed on recycled paper. It is just as most of the Haynes manuals are. I would probably never bought this book going by the picture on the cover, except that I was interested in getting a scanner. But the real value is all the other information that the book provides which I did not have a clue would be within. I guess that is proof "You can't judge a book by it's cover". ## Features - Step-by-step procedures Linked to over 700 easy-to-follow photos and illustrations - Complete troubleshooting section helps identify specific problems - Written from hand-on experience based on a vehicle teardown and rebuild using commonly available tools - Tips give valuable short cuts to make the job easier and eliminate the need for special tools - 700 B/W photos ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Best Sellers Rank | #613,867 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #169 in Automotive Engine Mechanics #459 in Automotive Engineering (Books) #39,950 in Reference (Books) | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,427 Reviews | ## Images ![OBD-II & Electronic Engine Management Systems (96-on) Haynes TECHBOOK - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71o5OwYw9SL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great book! Much better than Automotive Diagnostic Systems: Understanding OBD I & OBD II *by O***L on September 13, 2012* Before buying this book, I bought "Automotive Diagnostic Systems: Understanding OBD I & OBD II," which is the other book that will probably show up if you are searching for books on this subject. In my opinion, this book (Haynes) is infinitely better. There is simply no comparison. In fact, I wish I hadn't wasted my money on the other book now that I have received the Haynes book. I have posted a review of the other book on Amazon. Now this book is more like it! While the other book was mostly theory and spent far too much time on the history of OBD, the regulatory aspects of it, etc., and was filled with meaningless charts and graphs and loaded with errors while not even showing a single picture of an actual sensor or an under-the-hood" picture, this book (Haynes) is what someone who works on cars really needs. It is loaded with pictures of the actual sensors, showing what they look like, where they should be located, how to diagnose them with tools besides just a code scanner (digital volt meters, vacuum gauges, vacuum tools, stethoscopes, etc.) This book is for people who don't want to just read a code but who want to get their hands dirty and fix the problem. The other book hardly mentions a word about fixing problems and it doesn't have a single picture of a sensor, where it should be located, etc. Instead, it just rambles on and on about theory to the point that one might get a headache. The Haynes book is a seat-of-your pants book that tells you exactly how to diagnose and fix problems. It's also much larger and covers a lot more information. In addition, it has an excellent glossary and index, unlike the other book. In short, the other book covers basically the history of OBD, theory, and so on while the Haynes book is far more practical. People who have worked on cars for many years like myself will get a kick out of how the Haynes book makes it clear that tools like vacuum gauges are still very useful while the other book casually mentions then in one sentence as if they are some kind of historical oddity. I was happy to see that I have almost every tool them mention in the Haynes book too. So don't throw away your vacuum gauge and other tools as the other book might suggest. I'm surprised at some of the negative reviews here for this book while the other book has better ratings, although far fewer reviews. Don't let that fool you. Get the other book if you want to have your eyes glaze over on meaningless 3D graphs that often have nothing to do with the accompanying text and seem to have been just thrown in to fill up space and you don't mind numerous errors in the text (my book is all marked up with corrections). On the other hand, if you want the background information AND hands-on instructions on how to actually diagnose and fix problems, this is the book for you. The differences in the book could be summarized by saying that the other book talks about OBD theory while this book shows you how to actually use a scan tool and fix problems you may encounter. Nothing is perfect, however. The only faults I find with the Haynes book is that it's printed on cheaper paper - about a grade above newspaper grade - and the pictures are in black & white. But it has infinitely more practical information. In fact, when I finished the other book, I had learned a couple things but I knew nothing more about actually fixing problems. If you don't want to just read about theory but instead want to see what the senors look like, where they are located, how to diagnose problems, what tools you will need to fix them, etc., this is definitely the book for you. I highly recommend this book. I just wish I had bought it before buying the other book. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You can't judge a book by it's cover *by B***C on September 30, 2012* The original reason I bought this book was to learn more about OB-II scanners to help me choose which one to buy. I learned that the OB-II (active) system does much more than ID system codes when your check engine light comes on. The better scanners can ID potential problem codes that have yet to trigger the check engine light, can give actual real time data of operation of sensors and much more. But the surprise was all the OTHER information in this book. It explains the operation of each individual sensor and how they work together, even their "normal" location with black and white pictures. The time and conditions of automatic "resetting" of sensors is explained (how many "trips" etc.). I have the actual factory service manuals for several cars which provide location, electrical data, how to remove sensors etc. but they do not provide a understanding of the how and why like this book. While service manuals may explain "how" to accomplish repair, they do not necessary explain "what" to repair -- and I believe this book will help very much to diagnose problems in conjunction with a good OB-II scanner. IE just because a scanner ID's a certain sensor does not necessary mean that sensor is bad -- It may mean it is doing its job and identifying a problem with that system -- and the book helps very much to explain how the systems work together. While a certified mechanic may (or may not) know most of this book, I think the average person will find this book to be very helpful to understand their own automobile and how to approach problems and repairs. If you find you already know all that's in this book -- you should open your own repair shop. Yes the book seems to be on poor quality paper, a note in the book points out it is printed on recycled paper. It is just as most of the Haynes manuals are. I would probably never bought this book going by the picture on the cover, except that I was interested in getting a scanner. But the real value is all the other information that the book provides which I did not have a clue would be within. I guess that is proof "You can't judge a book by it's cover". ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Understanding Car Repairs for Your Car *by D***D on March 2, 2026* I will not be working on my car, so this book may not be helpful. However I do not want the repair shop to think I I am "stupd" about my car. The price of the book is a small price considering the cost of car repairs. The book does go out of its way to explain every system that stores emission codes and the complexity of getting the problem fixed. It gives a brief explanation of each system componets. Breaking a pressurize gas line is certainly out of the question. Starting a fire or doing more harm then good is a possiblilty. If you are talented and want to work on your car it makes more sense to get a real expensive shop manual for your make and model car. They are very expensive. Or find a Automobile Repair Shop that is very very honest. I do have a code reader and book. Will they every be useful... 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