HAND HELD SCANNER 1996
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HAND HELD SCANNER 1996
I am looking for a handheld scanner for my 1996 F150.
The truck does not have the EEC-IV connector.
Can anyone recommend a scanner??
I have been looking at the Actron, and several others.
Also, can anyone explain to me the difference between OBDII and
EEC-V ??
Thanks for the Help..
Gene
The truck does not have the EEC-IV connector.
Can anyone recommend a scanner??
I have been looking at the Actron, and several others.
Also, can anyone explain to me the difference between OBDII and
EEC-V ??
Thanks for the Help..
Gene
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HAND HELD SCANNER 1996
I recently bought a OBD II Scanner . Its an Autoxray . It was around $300 & it serves my needs . I couldnt see paying $2K plus for a Snap On for the vehicles I work on . I bought it from Ontool , Ontool.com .
EEC V is basically the computer , engine controls . Its an upgrade from EEC IV . It was introduced in 96 when all vehicles had to be OBD II compliant . This site explains a lot of how it works . I love OBD II , it makes finding problems a lot easier
http://www.obdII.com/
EEC V is basically the computer , engine controls . Its an upgrade from EEC IV . It was introduced in 96 when all vehicles had to be OBD II compliant . This site explains a lot of how it works . I love OBD II , it makes finding problems a lot easier
http://www.obdII.com/
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HAND HELD SCANNER 1996
>I recently bought a OBD II Scanner . Its an Autoxray . It
>was around $300 & it serves my needs . I couldnt see paying
>$2K plus for a Snap On for the vehicles I work on . I bought
>it from Ontool , Ontool.com .
>
>EEC V is basically the computer , engine controls . Its an
>upgrade from EEC IV . It was introduced in 96 when all
>vehicles had to be OBD II compliant . This site explains a
>lot of how it works . I love OBD II , it makes finding
>problems a lot easier
>
>http://www.obdII.com/
Actually, it is www.obdii.com
This site will reveal all - good source for OBD info.
>was around $300 & it serves my needs . I couldnt see paying
>$2K plus for a Snap On for the vehicles I work on . I bought
>it from Ontool , Ontool.com .
>
>EEC V is basically the computer , engine controls . Its an
>upgrade from EEC IV . It was introduced in 96 when all
>vehicles had to be OBD II compliant . This site explains a
>lot of how it works . I love OBD II , it makes finding
>problems a lot easier
>
>http://www.obdII.com/
Actually, it is www.obdii.com
This site will reveal all - good source for OBD info.
