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Anyone know of a OBD-II code reader at a decent price and features?.... S60

posted by  jrothe on  Sat Aug 19 20:46 CST 2006
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I just *returned* Alex Peper's OBDII system (www.obd-2.com) because it wouldn't read the body and chassis codes on my S70. I already had a generic code reader -- an Equus 3100 -- that could read my powertrain and emissions codes, but needed something to read airbag (SRS) codes. In spite of Alex's claims, and quite a few go-rounds with tech support, we could never get it to work. In my case, I'm stuck going back to the world's worst service department. :(

The S60 uses a newer system for extended diagnostics codes than my S70 does, so this might still be an option for some.

--
Jim Rothe, '99 S70 T5M,
http://www.jimrothe.com/volvo/index.html






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