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09-23-2018 04:36 PM |
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Originally Posted by finch1750
(Post 3136521)
Regular obd code readers do not always pull ABS and other diagnostic codes. They are not the same as a check engine light.
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Originally Posted by Breadman
(Post 3136506)
you can get ones on amazon even cheaper if you just want to read codes. i think mine was like 18$
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Originally Posted by Mr.ac
(Post 3136371)
You mean an just an engine code reader? If you want the best that's going to run you over $200.
If you just want to know what code it is you can buy one at autopart store or amazon for $50-60.
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Originally Posted by ilovetheabel
(Post 3136295)
What is the best Abs Code reader that would work on a 2016 brz, not too expensive tho. Been trying to diagnose an abs light that doesn't seem to turn off.
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Breadman and Mr.ac you guys kinda misunderstood the question as finch1750 mentioned. Most obd2 code readers DO NOT read ABS/SRS codes. Unless it's something like a laptop loaded with techstream which reads everything.
Also important question ilovetheabel, do you even have the technical ability to fix an abs issue if you do read the code? Some of the codes can be caused by either a really simple wheel sensor fix or a hard, abs actuator replacement.
Also to get those capabilities you must spend a minimum of $100, but in return you get a OBD2 reader that not only reads CELs but also ABS and SRS codes:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...SRDMB5RO&psc=1
I've been eyeing that ML619 one for awhile personally. |
