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pmohr
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join:2002-09-22
Oak Ridge, TN
| Re: OBD2 tool Are you looking just to read/reset codes? If so, pretty much any auto parts store special should work just fine.
Unless you're looking for more advanced features, such as realtime data monitoring, printing capability, etc.
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'95 Nissan Maxima SE 4AT
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Zaber
When all are gone, there shall be none
join:2000-06-08
Cleveland, OH
clubs: | Re: OBD2 tool Read/reset is a minimum. I would like it to be able to do real time monitoring, and even some other diagnostics.
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Zaber
When all are gone, there shall be none
join:2000-06-08
Cleveland, OH
clubs: | Re: OBD2 tool Thank you this looks perfect for what I want. Now I need to figure out what software to use. | |
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user3657
join:2000-04-27
Trenton, NJ | where would i plug one of these in on a s10 blazer? | |
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pmohr
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join:2002-09-22
Oak Ridge, TN
| Re: OBD2 tool said by user3657  :where would i plug one of these in on a s10 blazer? What year? If >=1996, should be underneath the lower dash somewhere (within reach of the driver, per the OBD specs).
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user3657
join:2000-04-27
Trenton, NJ | ok i found where it would be. does this pull 4x4 codes too? | |
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