OBDII Scanner/ Scan tool
OBDII Scanner/ Scan tool
I am in the market for a scanner to pull the codes from my 97. What is a good brand? Are these cheaper <50$ tools worth getting? Least expensive route to figure out why my SES light is always on, and fix the problem.
Thanks,
Thanks,
Re: OBDII Scanner/ Scan tool
Is there any risk of damaging the pcm? When scanning with cable and laptop?
Also My search on freescan I found that:
"Please Note: FreeScan is not OBD-II compliant. It will only work on the vehicles listed below."
Also My search on freescan I found that:
"Please Note: FreeScan is not OBD-II compliant. It will only work on the vehicles listed below."
Last edited by matt65; May 21, 2005 at 09:12 PM.
Re: OBDII Scanner/ Scan tool
Originally Posted by matt65
Is there any risk of damaging the pcm? When scanning with cable and laptop?
Originally Posted by Dwaynez28
If you just want to pull a couple of codes, i think AutoZone still pulls codes for free. Dwayne 

Re: OBDII Scanner/ Scan tool
Originally Posted by 5.7LT1Formula
i use FreeScan. its Free...you just need cables and a laptop. google it and i'm sure you can find a download.
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