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Originally Posted by lash
I'll have to look into the upgradeability of my AutoXray 2000. I like it a lot and it'* very user friendly, IMO, but I haven't looked into the active data logging yet.
The AutoXray EZ Scan 4000 worked well for me, though I would've liked more data-logging capability. All in all, it was a great stand alone scanner.
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Originally Posted by lash
I'll have to look into the upgradeability of my AutoXray 2000. I like it a lot and it'* very user friendly, IMO, but I haven't looked into the active data logging yet.
Ran out of time the last go around...lolMy Actron is great for the 95 and under GM'* and the like... But for OBD2.... Forget it.... Next scantool will mostlikely have the capeability to read enhanced data
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I've looked around..and to my knowledge...unless you buy a Snap on that costs tons of money.. there isn't one designed for both OBD1 and OBD2 all in one with enhanced GM parameters.
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What about an Auterra? I found this on ebay, it works with a palm pilot or a laptop and looks pretty good. Any input? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Palm-...53592027QQrdZ1
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Here'* an intersting(?) read - EPA OBD-II Scan Tool Evaluation
I also have the AutoXray EZ Scan 5000 - It gives me more information that I need. But, I've haven't used it on an OBD1 yet.
I also have the AutoXray EZ Scan 5000 - It gives me more information that I need. But, I've haven't used it on an OBD1 yet.
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Originally Posted by big_news_1
Originally Posted by lash
I'll have to look into the upgradeability of my AutoXray 2000. I like it a lot and it'* very user friendly, IMO, but I haven't looked into the active data logging yet.
The AutoXray EZ Scan 4000 worked well for me, though I would've liked more data-logging capability. All in all, it was a great stand alone scanner.
Brain fart there. I still have the one you sold me and like it. For What I'm doing today it'* all I need.
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