recommendations for a scan tool ?
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recommendations for a scan tool ?
Finally coming out of my cave, (since carbs & points don't seem to be coming back 
) so thinking about scoring a decent hand held scan tool that can also do diagnostics, etc.
Any input appreciated.
) so thinking about scoring a decent hand held scan tool that can also do diagnostics, etc. Any input appreciated.
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Joined: 04-09-2006
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From: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Hey sleeper. LOL at comment about carbs and points.
I am kinda partial to the Innova scanners - had two of them over the years and found them very worthwhile to have in the tool box. Ya gotta shop around for the best price of course.
http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/Tools
I am kinda partial to the Innova scanners - had two of them over the years and found them very worthwhile to have in the tool box. Ya gotta shop around for the best price of course.
http://www.innova.com/en-US/Product/Tools
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Joined: 11-20-2006
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From: Peoria, IL
If you have a smartphone, you can get a bluetooth OBD2 device from ebay for <$20 and then buy the Torque software for your phone for ~$5. This will allow you to see quite a bit about what is going on with the car for a low cost. It of course can also read and reset codes too.
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