Inexpensive reliable code reader
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Inexpensive reliable code reader
Where can I find a good but not too expensive OBDII code reader for my tacoma?Also, is it fairly easy to plug up and get the trouble code?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2462948404
found these on ebay, looks like a cheap reader since all i need is it to read codes. Whats the main difference between the $50 ones and the $300 ones?
found these on ebay, looks like a cheap reader since all i need is it to read codes. Whats the main difference between the $50 ones and the $300 ones?
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Don't buy this on Ebay, check out Harbor Freight.
Funny you should post this I got mine today. I'll be posting a new thread (don't want to hijack yours) and I'll post a link after I've written it.
Funny you should post this I got mine today. I'll be posting a new thread (don't want to hijack yours) and I'll post a link after I've written it.
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Easy to plug in, easy to use - don't know if it's right though. We'll see
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/creader-obd-ii-diagnostics-code-reader-27751/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/creader-obd-ii-diagnostics-code-reader-27751/
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