Fault code readers
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Fault code readers
Can anyone recommend a decent fault code reader that does not require the use of a PC?
Have had a look about and there seem to be a lot of products that you need a PC for (think the ESP one is the most popular) but not a lot of stand alone ones......
Must be able to read Newage ECU's....
Have had a look about and there seem to be a lot of products that you need a PC for (think the ESP one is the most popular) but not a lot of stand alone ones......
Must be able to read Newage ECU's....
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I have a ScanGauge II and it is very useful for recording fault codes.
As fitted to my old MY03 WRX
https://www.scoobynet.com/ireland-no...ml#post7371103
Now fitted to MY06 STi.
As fitted to my old MY03 WRX
https://www.scoobynet.com/ireland-no...ml#post7371103
Now fitted to MY06 STi.
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The MAC tool guy was selling a tiny one for £45 + vat last Friday, it is powered from the EOBD socket and looks a nice handy bit of kit.
One of our apprentices bought one, I will get some more info off it tomorrow if he has it with him...
One of our apprentices bought one, I will get some more info off it tomorrow if he has it with him...
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i bought a geniscan gs400 off ebay works a treat and good price.and delivered from us in 4 days with no customs fee's.
this is the same as the geniscan but badged differently and from the seller i used eBay Motors: J1000 Scanner OBD 2 Can-Bus Code Reader canbus~OBD2 car (item 370006004377 end time Dec-17-07 19:40:02 PST)
this is the same as the geniscan but badged differently and from the seller i used eBay Motors: J1000 Scanner OBD 2 Can-Bus Code Reader canbus~OBD2 car (item 370006004377 end time Dec-17-07 19:40:02 PST)
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apparently the psi3 is very good with all the info it gives you and would also look good fitted in dash if you had a single din head unit, but it does cost a lot more.
so it all depends on your budget.
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I'm looking to buy a fault code reader for my 1995 impreza import. Can someone tell me a good handheld one that would work on my car because I dont know what plug is fitted to my car? Thanks
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Someone will correct me If I'm wrong, but I don't think you could use a fault code reader on a 95. The OBD port was only being introduced as standard on cars from 96.
However, you are still in luck, because you can still read fault codes for free:
Scoobypedia | Trusted knowledge for everything Subaru | Knowledge / Reading ECU Fault Codes
However, you are still in luck, because you can still read fault codes for free:
Scoobypedia | Trusted knowledge for everything Subaru | Knowledge / Reading ECU Fault Codes
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