No, it's a different ball game. You will need an inexpensive "code reader" at a minimum or get the boys at AutoZoone to scan it for you. DO NOT let them interpret what the codes mean for you. Just because it shows O2 sensor (circuit or rich/lean condition) codes does not mean replacing O2 sensors will fix your problem. Also, disconnecting the battery will not "clear codes", need the scanner for that. OBD II is 1996 and newer. Get the code(s) and let us know, write down the WHOLE code description. HTH.