Diagnostic tool

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Greg B, Jan 20, 2004.

  1. Greg B

    Greg B Guest

    Does anybody have recommendations for an aftermarket diagnostic device. I'd
    like to read any failure codes that come off the computer memory. I'd
    rather not buy one from Honda only because of expense. Any thoughts would
    be appreciated.
     
    Greg B, Jan 20, 2004
    #1
  2. Greg B

    Bruce Guest

    Why buy one when you can go to any auto zone or shucks part store and get
    the codes checked for free!
     
    Bruce, Jan 22, 2004
    #2
  3. Greg B

    T. Nelson Guest

    That's great advice for people that live in a town or city that has a Auto
    Zone store or other auto parts store that checks the codes for free. There
    is no such store in some towns. Another problem is when the car runs so
    poorly that you can't drive it to a auto parts store that checks the codes
    for free. In those cases, it's great to have your own code
    reader--especially if it has a feature that allows you to reset the engine
    light after the problem has been fixed. I only wish there was an auto
    store in my town.
     
    T. Nelson, Jan 22, 2004
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  4. Greg B

    Greg B Guest

    If the cost is not significant I'd like to buy my own. Seems like at least
    one of you has some experience with them. If so what are some features to
    look for or that are unnecessary?
     
    Greg B, Jan 23, 2004
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