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From: Ray O on 18 Apr 2010 17:29

"Frank Rowe" <r0we'south(a)bell'south.not> wrote in message
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> Recently acquired two obd-2 compliant vehicles (2003 Audi TT and 2010
> Toyota Camry), so I'm in the market for a scan tool. This is home
> garage work, so I'm not looking to invest a fortune, but I'm new to
> obd 2. Suggestions?

Actron makes pretty good scan tools. Get one that is CAN compliant. As you
go up in price, you get more features. For example, the ability to display
sensor voltage is useful so you don't always have to hook up a volt meter to
check sensor operation, and freeze frame data can be useful for intermittent
problems. If you are not familiar with how the various sensors work and do
not have a factory repair manual, those features are less useful.
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Ray O
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