What a cool toy!
06-22-2007, 10:11 PM
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What a cool toy!
Just tried out my new Actron 9110 scanner and I gotta say it is a neat toy. Impressive to see things like what my transmission temparature was like (about or just under 160 degree on the highway on a cool night). Idle air temps, rpms. All kinds of cool stuff.
Kudos to Slug for a great job on the cable! Oh, and the connector was right where you said it would be.
Now I just gotta start figuring out what it all means.
Oh, and no codes!
Kudos to Slug for a great job on the cable! Oh, and the connector was right where you said it would be.
Now I just gotta start figuring out what it all means.
Oh, and no codes!
06-22-2007, 11:01 PM
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Glad it worked!
It'* really the "Buttermore" cable, but assembled by me. Bonnie94ssei did some "shaking out" of my prototype cable for me resulting in a much more "robust" cable.
By the way, Bonnie94ssei will be at your meet and can give you some tips. I'm sure Boosty probably knows it well too.
Have fun!
It'* really the "Buttermore" cable, but assembled by me. Bonnie94ssei did some "shaking out" of my prototype cable for me resulting in a much more "robust" cable.
By the way, Bonnie94ssei will be at your meet and can give you some tips. I'm sure Boosty probably knows it well too.
Have fun!
06-22-2007, 11:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Slug
Glad it worked!
It'* really the "Buttermore" cable, but assembled by me. Bonnie94ssei did some "shaking out" of my prototype cable for me resulting in a much more "robust" cable.
By the way, Bonnie94ssei will be at your meet and can give you some tips. I'm sure Boosty probably knows it well too.
Have fun!
It'* really the "Buttermore" cable, but assembled by me. Bonnie94ssei did some "shaking out" of my prototype cable for me resulting in a much more "robust" cable.
By the way, Bonnie94ssei will be at your meet and can give you some tips. I'm sure Boosty probably knows it well too.
Have fun!
I am sure I will get lots of great advice from the guys.
BTW, one of these is highly recommended to all.
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On the cool toy note
I bought one of the Actron 9145'* and it is a cool toy too!
Works on the 94 SSEi and on the wife'* 2004 Ranger
Going to try it out on the son'* Blazer he has the SES light on again
Thanks to all on the forum!
Works on the 94 SSEi and on the wife'* 2004 Ranger
Going to try it out on the son'* Blazer he has the SES light on again
Thanks to all on the forum!
07-06-2007, 04:40 PM
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Re: On the cool toy note
Originally Posted by Roadrunner1
I bought one of the Actron 9145'* and it is a cool toy too!
Thanks to all on the forum!
Thanks to all on the forum!
Works well on my Bonny with the cord that came with it. Shows all the info I really need.
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