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- IAMICHABODExplorer IIOBDII plug It's where you plug in to look at the various computer systems of the vehicle to help in troubleshooting
- Old-BiscuitExplorer III
- EConesExplorerAs I thought. Many thanks for verifying.
- klutchdustExplorer IIGet a code reader plug it in and you can monitor all engine systems as you drive. I found the "sweet spot' for fuel mileage on my Cambria to be 62 to 65
MPH. Also IF you get a check engine light you can get the code and look it up online, this prevents being ripped off if you pay for repairs. I never leave
home without it. Also you can clear those pesky maintenance required lights built into the odometer. - klutchdustExplorer II
aeejbe wrote:
A shameless plug HERE for a product that's saved me PLENTY!
Absolutely, it goes in my rig every trip. - NWboondockerExplorerIf you've got a smartphone, you can get similar functionality for <$10 with a bluetooth reader + free OBD2 app. Cheap enough to keep one in every vehicle.
- klutchdustExplorer II
NWboondocker wrote:
If you've got a smartphone, you can get similar functionality for <$10 with a bluetooth reader + free OBD2 app. Cheap enough to keep one in every vehicle.
well I ordered an ELM 327 Interface that claims it "supports all OBDII protocols " and it doesn't work. I tried just about everything. THEY claim
you just plug it in, turn on your bluetooth and woola , well the woola was my hard earned dough flying out the window, hello.
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