I just bought this one:
http://www.handsontools.com/store/show_product/?product_id=15962
Have already diagnosed bad O2 sensor and poor performing
cat on 2 cars.
It's easy to use and appears very rugged. It's universal,
so it will show all Global codes with description. Manufacturer
specific codes you'll need the shop manual...but we all have
those, right?
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Regards
Walt Boeninger - Nor Cal SAAC 67 GT500 | 67 Shelby T-A #31
http://www.norcal-saac.org 71 Boss 351 | 97 5.0 Explorer
mailto:walt.boeninger@hp.com 99 C5 Hdtp | 02 Mustang GT
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Eric J Russell wrote:
>
> My brother asked me about an OBD reader. I have no experience to
> report. I am wondering if anyone on this list can help.
>
> Eric
>
> BTW, he has an interesting web site, mostly about restoring an old
> Jeep. If you'd like a good laugh look here: www.vernco.com (don't miss
> 'Marriage & Jeeps')
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> >
> > On another subject, do you have any experience
> > with an OBD II reader? I need to get one for the
> > Lincoln. Have you ever had to mess with a reader
> > for your car? I've been thinking of one of these
> > at approximately $140:
> >
> > http://www.iequus.com/3100.asp?CatShort=3100
> >
> > Unfortunately, only the factory reader (nearly
> > $2000!!!) will retrieve each and every code on
> > the vehicle (such as airbags, climate control,
> > etc.), but this brand is supposed to retrieve all
> > of the engine related stuff. I was hoping you'd
> > have some experience before I plop down my
> > hard-earned money.
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