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posted by  tmannian on  Tue Apr 19 16:22 CST 2011
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I use my laptop and this cheap USB one It reads O2 sensors, air flow, coolant temp, fuel trim and a few other things I can't recall at the moment. On other cars (like the SO's Buick) it reads fuel and manifold pressure, but not on any of my Volvos. For <$20 I think its money well spent. Unlike Klaus, I've probably averaged 10 codes/year over the last few years. Granted, most of them come from me unplugging components or vacuum leaks. Still, resetting them is nice.
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