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http://www.digimoto.com ]]> miamiheat3332 2009-07-06T16:37:50-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4885918#4885918 Not from ebay, Im not being stereotypical, but from an asian guy in T.O., Chinatown to be specific. I got this about a year and a half ago, I'll see if I can find a card or something for him and I'll link you guys up with that. Mikey178 2009-07-03T21:57:41-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4885321#4885321 did you get that on ebay if not where Qxxx4 2009-07-03T15:18:24-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4885188#4885188 I had bought a usb OBDII reader locally here in Canada and it came with the software. I cost me $40 CAN. Thought it was worth the try and it works just fine.It reads the codes and gives the description of the error code. I can clear the code, also has the ability to monitor different components while the engine is running like engine temp, coolant temp, O2 sensors voltage readings, actual RPM, etc....kinda interesting.But yea, they are available and can be a cheap alternative if your a DIY mechanic. Worth every dollar spent as I check MIL when they come on, research the code and repair and clear the code and everything is good to go. It reads the codes and gives the description of the error code. I can clear the code, also has the ability to monitor different components while the engine is running like engine temp, coolant temp, O2 sensors voltage readings, actual RPM, etc....kinda interesting.

But yea, they are available and can be a cheap alternative if your a DIY mechanic. Worth every dollar spent as I check MIL when they come on, research the code and repair and clear the code and everything is good to go. ]]> Mikey178 2009-07-03T14:02:53-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4399485#4399485 AutoTap is one brand. Goes OBD-II to USB. I've got one, it works, though itmisunderstands the meaning of codes P1000 and up (manufacture specific). They have some neat add-on stuff for Ford/GM/Chrysler, but not for Nissan orToyota (though they've hinted at that).The AutoTap will read out the freeze frames which tell you what was happeningwhen the problem happened. That let me figure out what NOT to do. misunderstands the meaning of codes P1000 and up (manufacture specific).
They have some neat add-on stuff for Ford/GM/Chrysler, but not for Nissan or
Toyota (though they've hinted at that).

The AutoTap will read out the freeze frames which tell you what was happening
when the problem happened. That let me figure out what NOT to do. ]]> Chuck Tribolet 2009-01-25T14:52:03-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4398869#4398869 You can buy a cable to connect an OBD-II port up to your computer but then you have a buy the software to read it. I think in the end, you're out around $125 or so. Not much cheaper than a code reader. Also depends on what you want to do with it. If you just want codes, get the most basic one. If you want all the bells and whistles, a ScanGauge II is considered the best. Also depends on what you want to do with it. If you just want codes, get the most basic one. If you want all the bells and whistles, a ScanGauge II is considered the best. ]]> SnowSurfLax 2009-01-25T10:04:55-08:00 http://forums.nicoclub.com/zerothread?id=398820;postid=4398826#4398826 Hey guys, does anyone know if I can buy a cable that will let me read my codes through my laptop (sorry if that's a dumb question... just a thought) If not, what's a good place to get a reader that will get the job done, for as little as possible I've seen them for around $50 from harbor freight- any other suggestionsThanks,-Nick Thanks,
-Nick ]]> NickD85 2009-01-25T09:47:19-08:00