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Old Nov 10, 2014 | 05:06 PM
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Originally Posted by db/sb
Doesn't have to be a Tech 2. There are other scanners with capabilities to match radios, keys and fobs, etc.
TRUE but, those will cost you $3000-$15000, I've heard the entire range.

So you probably will have to pay somebody that bought one. This is NOT the type of code scanner from your local auto parts store.
Old Nov 10, 2014 | 05:25 PM
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Originally Posted by donbrew
TRUE but, those will cost you $3000-$15000, I've heard the entire range.

So you probably will have to pay somebody that bought one. This is NOT the type of code scanner from your local auto parts store.
I know. I mentioned that earlier in this thread. Still not cheap enough to be cost efficient for the do it yourself-er. The way my buddy who owns a shop explains it, the one he has (I don't know the brand) is still considerably less expensive than owning several vehicle specific scanners.

My only point in my previous response, however, was that it didn't have to be a Tech 2....
Old Nov 11, 2014 | 06:09 AM
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I also know all of that, but thought it would be important for the casual reader to know the difference between a $149 "scanner" and a $10,000 "scantool".

I was not correcting you but adding to your point for the innocent reader. They tend to not scroll.

None of this thread really makes any difference if the OP never visits the site again.
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