I would appreciate any racommendation, thanks!
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16 years ago
Good engine code scanner for the Subaru
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16 years ago
Hi, I've been using Digimoto with my notebook. Works great.
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16 years ago
Got a $100 one at WalMart on a whim and despite being a little slow to read vs professional stuff costing 6x more, it works perfectly well and includes both the code and the text explanation, as well as snapshot data and hte ability to clear codes.
-- Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USA- Vote on answer
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16 years ago
Todd, do you have the model of the reader? Thanks!
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16 years ago
It's out in the car.
It was the more expensive of the 2 options that were on the shelf there. They only had 2.
-- Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USA- Vote on answer
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16 years ago
probably Accutron/Innova
there are so many, new and used. Theonly thing I've heard that might be a caveat - there are about 4 'OBDII' protocols! Ubes use the ISO one. . So, be sure any unit can read the ISO protocol. I suspect most do - but some older used units, or a cheapie might not.
Carl
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16 years ago
Carl is correct. Innova 3100 is what I have and it works fine on my
2001 Outback. Also worked on a friends 2000-something Jeep Liberty. Only one that was a minor pain was a 1998 VW New Beetle. I had to manually select Volkswagen as the manufacturer, but after that it did its thing just fine. Might've been the age of the car though.-- Todd H.
2001 Legacy Outback Wagon, 2.5L H-4 Chicago, Illinois USA