OB2 scan tool

[biglion]

yup only one is like 40 bucks.

ok so the 40 bucks one is that one on ebay also

 

[biglion]

The bafx says u have to purchase torque pro does that mean torque lite wont read all the real time data and it says it doesnt read abs how did u get it to do that cause i need to pull mine

thats what im needing one for also to pull abs codes and all

 

[Scottydoggs]

The bafx says u have to purchase torque pro does that mean torque lite wont read all the real time data and it says it doesnt read abs how did u get it to do that cause i need to pull mine

ChevroSys Scan Free (OBD2 & ELM327 for Chevrolet) - Apps on Google Play this app should just work, you just pair it up and its up and running.

t app is worth the 5 bucks, but im sure you dont need to buy it for the bafx to work.

 

[Bronco Boy]

Had this Equus for a few years. Works good.

 

[biglion]

Had this Equus for a few years. Works good.

so does this one reads abs also

 

[Bronco Boy]

so does this one reads abs also

No ABS on this model.

 

[biglion]

i have that set up with a elm 327, i hooked it up to my tahoe and it read stored codes, i have no isses with it, but wanted to play, it also lets you clear history codes.

so the one you speaking of can read abs codes

 

[biglion]

No ABS on this model.

ok cool so does this is matter if the models change as new ones come out are the old models still usable or accurate on info

 

[Bronco Boy]

ok cool so does this is matter if the models change as new ones come out are the old models still usable or accurate on info

No. OBD2 codes are OBD2 codes. New codes for brand new vehicles may be an issue, but as long as you are working on slightly older vehicles, I doubt you would have any issues.

Equus does make some that read ABS.....
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