OBD-II Protocols:
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gavbriggs
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it is obd2 compliant but only for the engine ecu, it uses ISO9141-2
i have one of these: ELM327 Scanner USB Version - X-electronic Wholesale Center - Product Details
you will need a testbook or rovacom for anything other than the engine ecu
i have one of these: ELM327 Scanner USB Version - X-electronic Wholesale Center - Product Details
you will need a testbook or rovacom for anything other than the engine ecu
Datatek
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Black Box Solutions Faultmate Nano is supposed to do the business, I'm saving for one!
gavbriggs
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the black box stuff is good but pricey, if you get the eas lead and a generic obd cable your pretty much covered for emergencies. theres only the security stuff thats the next common carstopper!
it depends whether you want to do the whole lot or just what you need. with the faultmate i think its locked to your car, rovacom and testbook do any vehicle so long as you have the licence for that model!
it depends whether you want to do the whole lot or just what you need. with the faultmate i think its locked to your car, rovacom and testbook do any vehicle so long as you have the licence for that model!
