I guess not if I was a professional, with a professional budget.
For me, it's absurd.
Choosing an OBD scan tool.
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MountainManJoe
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Re: Choosing an OBD scan tool.
Understandable.timelessbeing wrote:I guess not if I was a professional, with a professional budget.
For me, it's absurd.
Even the basic at $249.95 USD is alot with the Canadian dollar taking a dive recently......
James from B.C.
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ihatemybike
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ODB-II (Feeling Tech?)
Make your own interface.
http://www.obddiag.net/allpro.html
Make your own scan gauge.
http://courses.cit.cornell.edu/ee476/Fi ... index.html
Got an iPhone?
http://devtoaster.com/products/rev/index.html
http://www.obddiag.net/allpro.html
Make your own scan gauge.
http://courses.cit.cornell.edu/ee476/Fi ... index.html
Got an iPhone?
http://devtoaster.com/products/rev/index.html
Aaron
2005 Astro (Gandalf) - AWD, 4.3L, 3.42, 130k+ miles
1997 Astro (Grumpy - $250 Rally Van) - AWD, 4.3L, 3.42, LSD, 2" lift, 31" tires, 335k+ orig engine, $30 eBay fuel pump
Prev Astros:99,97,00,94,87,86
2005 Astro (Gandalf) - AWD, 4.3L, 3.42, 130k+ miles
1997 Astro (Grumpy - $250 Rally Van) - AWD, 4.3L, 3.42, LSD, 2" lift, 31" tires, 335k+ orig engine, $30 eBay fuel pump
Prev Astros:99,97,00,94,87,86
Re: ODB-II (Feeling Tech?)
man that's beyond my capabilities. I could maybe pull this one off...
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/0 ... rmome.html
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/0 ... rmome.html
'89 Astro, 4.3L, TBI. Minor intake and exhaust mods. Rebuilt 700R4 trans (by me). Corvette servo, 0.5" boost valve, police grade 1-2 accumulator spring (shifts fast and solid). B&M stacked plate trans cooler. Bilstein shocks. Belltech sway bars front and back. New head unit, speakers and subwoofer. Needs paint and a new headliner.
name's Steve
I can't remember all I've forgotten about that....
name's Steve
I can't remember all I've forgotten about that....
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clarkperez2334
Re: Choosing an OBD scan tool.
Hi guys...
Which is more reliable to use? OBD scan tool? or the FT-Elektronik Scan Tool?... suggestions is very much appreciated! thanks!
Which is more reliable to use? OBD scan tool? or the FT-Elektronik Scan Tool?... suggestions is very much appreciated! thanks!
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MountainManJoe
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