code reader/scan tool
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Hey guys, im looking for a scan tool/code reader. my budget is around $200. any recomendations? are there certain features i should look for? thanks for all ur input.
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Prob overkill for what you're looking for but I've been eyeing this down, mainly I want to read the codes and have livedatalogging of all the sensors on any car....You need a labtop for it tho too....I got a live datalogging system (piggyback) on my stang and it's nice when you can see the commanded fuel trims, voltages, and see if everything's in range instead of just getting a "ect sensor out of range" I can see exactly what it's doing.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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I have one of the eBay OBDII scanners that covers almost all cars in the US. I think paid something like $80 shipped or so. It reads, deletes codes, and has a basic tables. Its worked wonders in the 6 months or so i have owned.
However, i dont know how in depth you want your tables and how accurate. I just needed mine to be able to delete and read codes...
-justin
However, i dont know how in depth you want your tables and how accurate. I just needed mine to be able to delete and read codes...
-justin