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Originally Posted by puzzler
Yes, I saw the coils offered and the reviews agree they arent great. I also see tons of promotion for code reader analyzers for only 150 and reviews say these only read the usual engine codes and that the promotions and claims they will do system analysis of components is false. So for that reason I held off buying an analyser. ($150 seems too cheap) I also found I could reset the maintenance interval warnings from the menu itself, no analyser needed. But hopefully the analyser will help me sort out the issue with the fuel gauge and the window washer pump as well as the air pump stoppage issue. And if i need to replace an air shock or other components, so be it..Thanks for the helpful info!
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I've been using the foxwell nt520 only 04 E320 wagon for 6 months now. It's cheap but it can talk to every module in the car including SBC and air suspension. On top of that it can code for lower octane fuel (I run mine on 87) adjust the cooling fan ON temp down to make the AC more efficient inflate/deflate the air suspension and adjust ride height, run test routines, read error codes from the air suspension, code paddle shifters etc. Short of buying MB star SDS this is the best scan tool you can get for this car. Down side is that it's slow, not always intuitive to use and Chinese.