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OBD II Reader

posted by  kshaw on  Sun Mar 28 15:23 CST 2004
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Has anyone tried the Laptop code reader discussed at http://obddiagnostics.com/index.html? The developer lets you download the laptop software free and posts the wiring diagram for anyone that wants to make their own laptop-OBD II interface, or sells them assembled (without any warranty) for about $80. Appears to be a very sophisticated scanner with much information beyond just the scan-codes. [Someone posted this link on the Miati Forum; I have no affiliations with the developer.]






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