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I don't think they have a Ford scanner either lol. They have OBDII scanners. There is one for about $30 online from INNOVA so I might pick one of those up but I don't even know what codes there are that would help me.
I don't think they have a Ford scanner either lol. They have OBDII scanners. There is one for about $30 online from INNOVA so I might pick one of those up but I don't even know what codes there are that would help me.
my local autozone has this there rn, check yours. I have one it was helpful(I dont have a eec-iv vehicle anymore but long ago I did)
I recently bought the reader pictured above, to replace an old one that would beep and flash a light. I must say, the one pictured above, along with the book with all the codes, is a big improvement on the flashing light and beep.
It reads KOEO and KOER both, which is great.
I like that it stores the code for reading at anytime, and also states if the code in continuous, read only, or something else I can't remember right now, as I have a bad toothache.
I can say the above reader is well worth the $30.00 even if you only use it one time.
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