Looking for a simple ODB-2 scanner, recommendations?
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Looking for a simple ODB-2 scanner, recommendations?
I'm gonna do some shopping today for one. Anybody have a good one they use that's cheap and easy? Basic code reading and clearing is really all I want.
I've used and like the Matco one. An even hundred bucks. What else is out there?
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I've used and like the Matco one. An even hundred bucks. What else is out there?
Matco Micro
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i know you said cheap....but considering what you get....the aeroforce interceptor can do this job for you and so much more.....
Thats the only one i know much about, but i highly recommend the gauge.
Thats the only one i know much about, but i highly recommend the gauge.
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From: Cadogan, PA
Originally Posted by rallyyellow06
Check out autozone and advanced or even Sears Craftsman all have one. The ones i've seen run about 100 bucks though
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Mac Tools guy stopped by today and gave me a catalog. First thing I see reminded me of this.
Mac Tools (ET50 part number)
59.99
Look it up, its cheap and does everything you need it to. Read codes, erase codes, even displays your vin. Its about the size of a Zippo Lighter even.
Mac Tools (ET50 part number)
59.99
Look it up, its cheap and does everything you need it to. Read codes, erase codes, even displays your vin. Its about the size of a Zippo Lighter even.
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