MR2Mk1

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I like the idea of being abel to diagnose any problem with my classic at home and i know you can conect some wires to get flashing lights but i would rather have somthing plugged in that say X need ajusting for example rather than getting charged £50 for a garage to tell me. So what programs are out there that are easy to use and sensibly priced?

scooby800

iTrader: (1)

im in the trade mate and if only it were that simple id be rich lol

JDM_Stig

iTrader: (3)

depending on year of classic then Evoscan will be the best route,
sometimes the diagnosis comes from what a sensor is doing while the engine is running rather then just error codes, so live data reading is essential.
hth

Mattygreg

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