OBD2 Scan Tool Suggestions?
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2003 C-Class Sportcoupe
Sadly, I bought the Scangauge II and it didn't work. Looks like I'm going to have to return it and get something like the PDA dyno. Alternative would be a bluetooth ODBII adapter and a PDA. Either that or try the Gtech Pro.
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I bought the laptop version.
http://www.nology.com/laptopdyno.html
I will be using it with one of my older laptops. You can find a 2lb Dell C400 on ebay for less than $300. Nice, lightweight, cheap, and has a serial port.
Link to Dell Laptop
http://www.nology.com/laptopdyno.html
I will be using it with one of my older laptops. You can find a 2lb Dell C400 on ebay for less than $300. Nice, lightweight, cheap, and has a serial port.
Link to Dell Laptop
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From: Silicon valley
Audi C7.5 S6
I used one of these on my old Audi S4 & Mustang. He covers almost all cars, continuously updates the software, which is pretty flexable.
Alex Peper:
http://obd-2.com/
Tool choice:
http://obd-2.com/dlcnet.html
2003 Mercedes-Benz network is ISO
ISO-(no USB adapter support) $122 + 3 day Ship Free = $122
Alex Peper:
http://obd-2.com/
Tool choice:
http://obd-2.com/dlcnet.html
2003 Mercedes-Benz network is ISO
ISO-(no USB adapter support) $122 + 3 day Ship Free = $122
