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I don't have one, but I am thinking about getting one soon. Does anybody hooked up their car to a lap top? Can you guys suggest USB to OBD II cable and software? Here is what I've found on ebay; another one. I already have a lap top, so it seems like it will be cheaper that way and it will have whole bunch more functions than regular code reader which would cost me around $60 for a basic one.
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The one Autozone has for free.MB Obsidian Black Metallic Crossfire SRT-6
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What you mean? Free code reader or they will do this for you?Originally posted by OSSHWA View PostLast edited by RomanTaylor; 08-10-2009, 05:46 PM.Comment
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They do it for you.Originally posted by RomanTaylor View PostMB Obsidian Black Metallic Crossfire SRT-6Instagram - @osshwaComment
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I have a Snap-on Solus for light duty stuff probably out of most casual wrenchers' price range.Originally posted by RomanTaylor View Post
I also have a PDA running EASE's OBD-II software and it is great for quick scans and taking on the road for trips and such.
http://www.obd2.com/index_prof.html
What make are you driving as some are specific as such, (I.E. vag-com makes great VW/Audi Scanner software)Comment
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Go into a autozone, give them your DL and they let you borrow a reader. No reason to buy one if you don't do side jobs for people or are a mechanic.my name is andy.
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I don't even do that. I just go in and tell them I need a code scanned/erased. And voila.Originally posted by fiziks View PostMB Obsidian Black Metallic Crossfire SRT-6Instagram - @osshwaComment
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For OBDII I have a ScanGuageII
It's mounted permanently in my sunglass holder and I use it to read IAT, Water Temp, Voltage and Inst MPG. Haven't actually had any CEL's to clear or read with it, but it does do it. Asked for it for xmas last year haha
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