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Originally Posted by RichardM98
Short of a faulty connector or connection all OBD II scanners work the same. Note there are two scanner connections. One under the left side of the dash which is OBD and one under the hood which is MB proprietary.
All you need is an inexpensive OBD scanner (<$50) online. I've found the auto parts chain stores tend to have very over-priced scanners.
Some thing like this is fine - AUTEL MaxiScan MS309 Code Scanner Reader CAN OBDII OBD2 EOBD : Amazon.com : Automotive |
The one' s they used at Advance and AutoZone were Actons, or Actrons. The little basic ones for about $30.00. They were plugged into the under dash port.
Nada! Said No signal, or no link to port ,or something.
Anyhow, I would like one that will tell me what's wrong and not just the codes. PIA to get a code and then having to look it up in something I don't have in the first place.
Thanks.