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best diagnostic for 2000 maxima for DIY
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best diagnostic for 2000 maxima for DIY -
01-08-2006
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looking for recommendations on ODBII diagnostic tool. thanks The $98 $98 Equus (at Walmart) is fine for most folks. It reads and |
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Bob wrote: looking for recommendations on ODBII diagnostic tool. thanks The $98 $98 Equus (at Walmart) is fine for most folks. It reads and resets all the codes. |
or the 3100 OBDII Code Reader
or the 3110 CANOBD2 Tool
thanks
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"JimV" <jv9999 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:d9WdnaWgjN0aSVzeRVn-sg (AT) comcast (DOT) com... Bob wrote: looking for recommendations on ODBII diagnostic tool. thanks The $98 $98 Equus (at Walmart) is fine for most folks. It reads and resets all the codes. Is that the 3030 OBD2 Car Reader or the 3100 OBDII Code Reader or the 3110 CANOBD2 Tool thanks |
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looking for recommendations on ODBII diagnostic tool. thanks |
the codes for free. But if you want your own scan tool
and have a laptop, the following is pretty good (have
been using it for a few years now). Does a lot of pretty
cool extra stuff: http://www.obdscan.net/
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Bob wrote: looking for recommendations on ODBII diagnostic tool. thanks If you live anywhere but California, AutoZone will pull the codes for free. But if you want your own scan tool and have a laptop, the following is pretty good (have been using it for a few years now). Does a lot of pretty cool extra stuff: http://www.obdscan.net/ |
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"Dan" <NoSpam (AT) sorry (DOT) net> wrote in message news:BdKdndCU6My1U1_eRVn-sg (AT) comcast (DOT) com... If you live anywhere but California, AutoZone will pull the codes for free. But if you want your own scan tool and have a laptop, the following is pretty good (have been using it for a few years now). Does a lot of pretty cool extra stuff: http://www.obdscan.net/ |
1. USB OBDSCAN+CAN
2. CANSCAN With Windows software
3. OBDSCAN With Windows software
which one do you use?
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"Dan" <NoSpam (AT) sorry (DOT) net> wrote in message news:BdKdndCU6My1U1_eRVn-sg (AT) comcast (DOT) com... If you live anywhere but California, AutoZone will pull the codes for free. But if you want your own scan tool and have a laptop, the following is pretty good (have been using it for a few years now). Does a lot of pretty cool extra stuff: http://www.obdscan.net/ I went to the site home page, was unable to load pages for 1. USB OBDSCAN+CAN 2. CANSCAN With Windows software 3. OBDSCAN With Windows software which one do you use? |
In any case, I have the older RS-232 version ($140 + $7 S&H):
"OBDScan-Universal RS-232
Assembled, tested for all OBD-II vehicles (ISO-9141, KWP2000, PWM, VPW)
Includes everything you need for Laptop and PC Windows Computers (RS232)
Ford Extended Data S/W Included"
If your laptop doesn't have an RS-232 serial interface (many newer
ones only have USB), you can buy the USB version for $20 more.
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