I hear most people on this site talking about using Autotap to read settings on their cars when diagnosing/checking. I was wondering if there is any software for the blown 3.8 that I can use with my laptop to read calibrations. I found software to use with my trans am and works wonderfully, found here: http://www.andywhittaker.com/ecu/ecu_software.htm but this particular program doesn't support the GM 3.8. I have the cable to connect to any OBDI car. So if anyone knows anything, I'd appreciate it. I finally have a laptop, now I just need the software to diagnose the problem

lol, i'm guessing thats a no. How much do autotaps usually run?

I have a setup from Ease Diagnostics that I use on my 95 SSEi. It will work on yours too. It costs about $300 but it will interface with your latop and give you fairly widespread readings on things.

nah, ill pass then. I was looking for something more along the lines of "free." lol, thanks though.

I just rigged this up, and right now i'm making an ALDL definition file for 93.

http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...light=scantool


Free, + cable. You can build a cable, or buy one on Ebay for like $15.

you might want to try AKMcables.com or wotelectronics.com for cables, thats where I got one for my Trans Am that I use.

I've finished my logging definitions, and i'm halwayish through the Code definitions for my 93 N/A.

95 NA and SC have been done.

I'll be doing more of these, and i'll be accepting donations. Yeah it'* 4am, but i gotta git r dun for the meet!

Car files will be released once tested.... Atleast my first one.