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Originally Posted by Geez SSEi
Oh Well, it'* nothing compared to Scottydl'* woes.
Me also thinks that yours is a series 2 so no paper clip code pulling for you, you need a scan tool.
ps welcome to the Bonneville club a home for sport luxury
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Now thats insight
Me also thinks that yours is a series 2 so no paper clip code pulling for you, you need a scan tool.
ps welcome to the Bonneville club a home for sport luxury
Me also thinks that yours is a series 2 so no paper clip code pulling for you, you need a scan tool.
ps welcome to the Bonneville club a home for sport luxury
Seriously though, will the Sun brand scanner/moniters pick up these codes?
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Not that up' on sun brand but if its equipped with obd2 then your good to go.
Autotap is popular but you need a laptop and a 14 year old to work it
Autotap is popular but you need a laptop and a 14 year old to work it
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Originally Posted by Geez SSEi
Well, it'* nothing compared to Scottydl'* woes.
But thanks for the consideration... really.
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You don't need a scantool on OBD2 to pull the strut codes.
Follow the directions as stated.
For those how know the OBD game, keep in mind that 93 was the last year a scantool wasn't required to pull codes.....and 1994 was the first year of the electronic struts
Follow the directions as stated.
For those how know the OBD game, keep in mind that 93 was the last year a scantool wasn't required to pull codes.....and 1994 was the first year of the electronic struts
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