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Old 09-14-2006, 12:00 PM
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The tech-help at actron also suggested selecting engine type "1" I tried that and still got no communication. Should the tool be hooked up prior to turning the key to on or should the key be turned on and then the tool connected. I think I already tried both ways with no luck.
Tool should be hooked up prior to turning the key on. So, after selecting engine type "1", try turning the key off for 10 seconds then turning the key on. After that, try starting the car and see what happens. What part of CA are you from?
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I keep getting confused with the OBD scanners, I thought the CP9145 was a OBD 11 scanner and you needed a OBD1 (CP9110) with the proper cable to read 95'*? Can you help clarify jr's3800.
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Another thing to do, is to try hooking up the CP9145 to another car that is OBD II, just to insure the scantool is working (could be your car or a buddy'* car...GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc.). Check the pins on each part of the cable/tool to make sure there are no bent or broken pins, as well.
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
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I keep getting confused with the OBD scanners, I thought the CP9145 was a OBD 11 scanner and you needed a OBD1 (CP9110) with the proper cable to read 95'*? Can you help clarify jr's3800.
The CP9145 will read everything the 9110 will read, but the CP9145 does not have cards you plug into them... The 9145 is self contained.. All you need is the proper cable, as well the CP9145 will read OBD2 codes( Generic Data Only, will not read enhanced data )
thanks for the info jr's3800
Do the CP9145 OBD 11 scanners come with everything to read the 95 or do you have to purchase a seperate cable like with the CP9110? How new year of a Bonneville will it read? Eg. year 2000 and higher or just up to 1999?
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The reason I was asking is.......I need one for the 95, but I know it will only last about 5 years. I will then try to purchase a 2000 model year and was hoping the scanner would service both years. I just can't win today, it'* ok though since I didn't purchase it.

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I never know when it is going to stall out, appears to be totally random. Usually it goes weeks to months with no problem and then all of the sudden it will either die while driving it or it just will not start, could be first thing in the morning or after driving it for awhile. Temperature does not seem to come into play. The engine always cranks fine but won't start. When it dies and will not re-start I have found that there is no spark.

Prior to the engine light coming on while driving home the car always idles OK, maybe a little rough but not like the miss that it feels like it has now. No check engine light ever came on when the car suddenly stops running. I was hoping that when the light finally came on (drive home) that maybe it would point me to the problem with the car stalling. At this time it almost seems like it is two different issues.

Actually there is one more thing I forgot to mention... engine cooling fan does not turn on either. It runs briefly (few revolutions) when car is started and then never turns on again. Figured the fan temp switch is probably faulty and is maybe by-passed on initial start up.

Actron support requested the FW/SW version of the tool, said it may be an older version that had a bug. Just bought it a few days ago so unless it has been sitting around for awhile on the stores shelf I find this highly unlikely.


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