What is the least expensive, best OBDII reader for my vehicle. Getting tired of the guess work when taking it in for service.
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98 S70 GLT OBDII Reader
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Universal ODBII reader for $39 - it is a bit primitive but you can get the codes from it.
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Universal ODBII reader for $39 - it is a bit primitive but you can get the codes from it.
T
'11 C30 T5
'96 854 - died an early death with 184K miles. Killed by the front end of an LTD on a suicide mission (T-boned and both cars totaled).
'96 854 - died an early death with 184K miles. Killed by the front end of an LTD on a suicide mission (T-boned and both cars totaled).
I have an Actron that was about $150 that will do a little more then the really cheap ones. I like it, it works well.
2004 XC70
2005 S60 2.5T AWD (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Blue (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Green (gone)
2005 S60 2.5T AWD (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Blue (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Green (gone)
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If you have an Autozone near you, they will read the codes for free.
Their gadget also translated them to somthing I could understand.
Their gadget also translated them to somthing I could understand.
The Actron unit will tell you what the code means as well as the number. You can also look up the codes on their website.
2004 XC70
2005 S60 2.5T AWD (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Blue (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Green (gone)
2005 S60 2.5T AWD (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Blue (gone)
1996 850 GLT Wagon in Green (gone)
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