Best Scan Tool Question
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Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
Thanks for the info, I didn't realise that, this is helpfull info since this is new to me. I'm going to have to keep looking and try to gain more info.
Frank, keep in mind that the more you want from the tool the more expensive it gets, and often in large monetary jumps. I suggest visiting a few of the sites and reading up on the capabilities each offers. Then come back here and ask more questions as you have them.
Here'* a good thread to read:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...asc&highlight=
The ABS codes will require one of the fancier scanners, like maybe the Autoenginuity talked about here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=scanner
Here'* a good thread to read:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...asc&highlight=
The ABS codes will require one of the fancier scanners, like maybe the Autoenginuity talked about here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...hlight=scanner
Frank... Looking at your sig. This is going to be a tough purchase.
Currently you've got the OBD1 (older bonne) and the OBD Hybrid 1.5 (95 bonne).
The Autotap is strictly OBD2 only and is not backwards compatible. Many have picked up an Actron scanner, 9110 I believe is the number...with a special cable to make it read the hybrid. That would most likely cover your current two vehicles from your sig.
Currently you've got the OBD1 (older bonne) and the OBD Hybrid 1.5 (95 bonne).
The Autotap is strictly OBD2 only and is not backwards compatible. Many have picked up an Actron scanner, 9110 I believe is the number...with a special cable to make it read the hybrid. That would most likely cover your current two vehicles from your sig.
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Thanks for the info on the search Echo SSEI.
I'm going to read up on those link'* either tonight or tomorrow night lash. thanks.
The 95 SSEi as soon as I can safety and get an emisions test will replace the 90 SSE. Therfore the 90 isn't an issue. My next vehical (when the time comes) will be a newer Bonne. As for the chev.....that'* old school no scan tool needed for that...........that'* right up my alley. With that said........what'* my best choice now BillBoost37?
I'm going to read up on those link'* either tonight or tomorrow night lash. thanks.
The 95 SSEi as soon as I can safety and get an emisions test will replace the 90 SSE. Therfore the 90 isn't an issue. My next vehical (when the time comes) will be a newer Bonne. As for the chev.....that'* old school no scan tool needed for that...........that'* right up my alley. With that said........what'* my best choice now BillBoost37?
Originally Posted by Maymybonneliveforever
Thanks for the info on the search Echo SSEI.
I'm going to read up on those link'* either tonight or tomorrow night lash. thanks.
The 95 SSEi as soon as I can safety and get an emisions test will replace the 90 SSE. Therfore the 90 isn't an issue. My next vehical (when the time comes) will be a newer Bonne. As for the chev.....that'* old school no scan tool needed for that...........that'* right up my alley. With that said........what'* my best choice now BillBoost37?
I'm going to read up on those link'* either tonight or tomorrow night lash. thanks.
The 95 SSEi as soon as I can safety and get an emisions test will replace the 90 SSE. Therfore the 90 isn't an issue. My next vehical (when the time comes) will be a newer Bonne. As for the chev.....that'* old school no scan tool needed for that...........that'* right up my alley. With that said........what'* my best choice now BillBoost37?
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