newbie question...
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Staging Lane
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Anna, Tx
newbie question... so, over the last month or so, I have been getting SES lights a lot. My 02 Formy just hit 60k+ and things seem to be breaking quite frequently. 
I hate having to pay for diagnostics, but I have been hesitant to spend $400 bucks on a diagnostics suite, since im not anywhere near competent enough to tune yet.
As a result, I have been looking around for a lower cost solution. ProScan seems to be a good choice, since its 99 bux, but I am wondering if, as my skillz grow, will it be enough to keep me happy? I would like to eventually (After I learn a lot more) try my hand at tuning, but I dont think that will be for a good while.
My question is this, is ProScan worth it, or should I go ahead and dorp the $$ on the more expensive tools?
I hate having to pay for diagnostics, but I have been hesitant to spend $400 bucks on a diagnostics suite, since im not anywhere near competent enough to tune yet. As a result, I have been looking around for a lower cost solution. ProScan seems to be a good choice, since its 99 bux, but I am wondering if, as my skillz grow, will it be enough to keep me happy? I would like to eventually (After I learn a lot more) try my hand at tuning, but I dont think that will be for a good while.
My question is this, is ProScan worth it, or should I go ahead and dorp the $$ on the more expensive tools?
TECH Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2001
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From: Lake Zurich, IL
correct, for simple diagnostics, code scanning, etc... it's fine
If you do a search for proscan in this forum you'll find a post by the manufacturer listing the parameters they can scan.
If you do a search for proscan in this forum you'll find a post by the manufacturer listing the parameters they can scan.
