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Thread: Scan Tool?

  1. #1
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    I'm looking for an (affordable) scan tool. A couple I have found are the Auto-Tap (http://www.autotap.com/scantool_selection_guide.html) and the Kal OBD II System Tester-KM9615 (http://www.actron.com/cgi-bin/web_st...=5293273_29504). Any real world experience out there on these OR other reccomendations? Thanks!

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    mdrag Guest

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    BobW,

    Here is a link to a previous thread discussing AutoTap:

    http://www.62-65-dieselpage.com/ubb/...ML/002600.html

    My post in that thread has additional links on the subject. You may want to try a forum search for even more posts.

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    That's kinda expensive. Check out www.obd-2.com

    I have that scanner and it works fine. The software is kinda crappy, but it's functional once you get used to it.
    jeff<br />\'95 Mitsubishi Spyder VR-4<br />\'01 Chevrolet 2500HD D/A EC SB 4x4

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    Bob, I too was looking for an OBDII reader and found an Equus 3100 code reader for about 145.00 at: www.jeepersandcreepers.com

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    MDRAG,

    I have read the previous post about the AUTOTAP but I am still unclear if you were ever able to view ALL of the paramiters of your 3500 as the the guy with the 2500 could such as Fuel tank capacity ect?

    Thanks

    Larry

    [ 03-31-2002: Message edited by: LarryP ]</p>
    ---<br />2001 Silverado 3500 Ext. Duramax/Allison, RHINO Liner, REESE 22K

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    mdrag Guest

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    LarryP,

    Here is my list of parameters:

    November 11, 2001

    AT123, AutoTap for Windows v1.11 parameters for the 2001 DMAX

    1) Comprehensive Comp (?)
    2) Misfire test
    3) *Engine coolant temp
    4) *Engine speed
    5) *Vehicle speed
    6) MAF air flow rate
    7) OBD system
    8) Calc. load value
    9) Mass air flow
    10) Throttle position #3 aka APP
    11) Glow plug volts
    12) Inj. pump CAM ref missed
    13) Turbo boost pressure (seems to report total pressure = atmospheric pressure + turbo boost pressure)
    14) Start up coolant temp
    15) Injector pulse width
    16) Injector pulse width cylinder #2
    17) Injector pulse width cylinder #3
    18) Injector pulse width cylinder #4
    19) Fuel rate
    20) TDC offset
    21) Default: Crank ref missed (diesel) TDC offset
    22) Warm up cycles without non-emission faults
    23) Mileage since last code cleared
    24) Odometer when 1st code set since cleared (this is how it is worded, ?

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    Has anybody tried the AutoXray? They now have upgraded it for 2002 and have a PC Link kit to do about the same thing as Autotap for the same price. The beauty of the AutoXray is that you do not HAVE to have a PC to use it and it comes with pre-1996 OBD-I as well as OBD-II software so that you can use it on any vehicle year. Autotap only comes with OBD-II

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