1995 would have OBD I. Your OBD II reader should still be able to read your truck, but it won't give you nearly as much detail as OBD II. Give it a shot, and let us know how it goes.
ODB-II ..... anybody played with this? [Expired Topic]
I just bought an interface kit to read / interact with the onboard computer for GM vehicles. (Needed it for the wifes car). Anybody tried this with the suburbans? Supposedly this kit works with any GM car post 1996, since the Burban is a 1995 we'll have to see....
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ahh, old rigs don't have any of that stuff. 
Just got my hardware for the ODB stuff today, will see if I can get to it this weekend, anybody have an idea of where the interface would be to connect into?
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Should be under the dash, right in front of the brake pedal. It's likely to have a black plastic cover over it. It's going to be rectangular in shape.
How did that go? It was about 8 weeks ago, was it pretty simple?
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