[sURFNmADNESS]

Hey first geners...

You can get a little tool to help figure out them darn computer codes pretty cheap..

EQUUS Computer Code Reader

Only $24.95

sURFN

 

[Black94ES]

Could you get details on what tests exactly it conducts? I tried contacting them by filling out that stupid form, but when I press SUBMIT is say's website not available.

 

[Black94ES]

I found this place, same company but it's more sophisticated and it's $170
http://shop.store.yahoo.com/rodi/eqobdiicodre.html

 

[Black94ES]

I found this, same company same price, but it looks different, looks like you can plug it in your cigarette lighter

$25 http://www.autobarn.net/equ3163.html

 

[Black94ES]

Never mind, it's the same one
http://www.iequus.com

official site

[ January 25, 2002: Message edited by: Black94ES ]

[ January 25, 2002: Message edited by: Black94ES ]

 

[Black94ES]

it's $44.99 at Candian Tire, for the Candians

Here's the actual pic http://www.canadiantire.ca/media/images/Automotive/TestTune/CodeReadersScanTools/0000400_450_CC_c917.JPG

 

[Djnrg]

Does it just give you the same codes as the ignition on/off method, or does it give detailed codes, and voltage measurements, air/fuel mixtures, etc?

 

[Black94ES]

It says something about battery tests and "Wiggle Tests" what ever that means, I might just pick it up from Canadian Tire, and see what it does. If it is just codes then I'll return it.

 

[Djnrg]

Ya sounds good dude, let me know how it works...

 

[Black94ES]

I went to Canadian Tire and checked it out, it has no screen, just 3 lights that I assume flashes. Our car's can flash they're own lights, I'm not going to pay $45 for that, or pay anything for it.

It's bad, don't get it.