you can't do any damage. you can only read and clear codes.magnusbeck wrote:thanks...I will check with AutoZone before I shell out the dealer $$. I don't know how to use an OBDII scanner and I'm afraid I would do more harm than good.
This. If not by Autozone get yourself a low buck OBDII scanner. They start around $15 on Amazon. There is no way to damage the car with a basic OBDII scan tool. And it pays for itself the first time you use it.lovemycarM35 wrote:...get the code and report back
This or get a bluetooth obd2 scanner and download the torque app on your phoneDebonair wrote:This. If not by Autozone get yourself a low buck OBDII scanner. They start around $15 on Amazon. There is no way to damage the car with a basic OBDII scan tool. And it pays for itself the first time you use it.lovemycarM35 wrote:...get the code and report back