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Mikey178 »
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Fri Jul 03, 2009 11:02 am
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.