Scanners
 

What scanner does everyone like??? Need one for OBD II and early cars (pre 96) for the ZR-1, are there good / better / best or just an all around preference.

Re: Scanners
 

If you can swing them, Gm Tech 1 & Gm Tech 2.

But others work as well. Just not real familiar with them,

Re: Scanners
 

how much are they and where can one get one . thankyou very much

Re: Scanners
 

What do you meen "swing them" are they heavy or just expensive??
Are you coming to SGC if so get with me if you need a ride from Fl.
Gene

Re: Scanners
 

Tech 2 is roughly 2k for the bare bones version. A tech 1 is 300-500 for a used one.

Let me see what I can do about coming down.

Re: Scanners
 

I am looking for an ODB-1. Anyone know what they cost?

Thanks;

Re: Scanners
 

i got myself a used Tech 1. wouldn't be with out it.

Re: Scanners
 

I have one of those Auto-Xray scanners - does OBDI and OBDII scans on the Vettes as well as the brand new cars. Doesn't do much other than return sensor readings and DTC's, but it works fine for me since I paid less than $200 new.

Re: Scanners
 

I've been looking for a unit that I can use on "The Beast" mainly. If it works on "The SilverBuckboard" (my '01 F-150) that would be a plus and on my bride's "Scooby-doo" ('04 Subaru Outback) that would be a bonus. I know nothing about these units but understand they can be a great thing to have in the toolbox.

Re: Scanners
 

Personally, I think the scanners are of limited value with the OBDI software, unless you have a very high-end unit. There just aren't enough sensors and stored values to make it worthwhile, and most of your problems aren't tracked by the software. The OBDII makes it much more worthwhile.