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MetroMPG · 01-04-2008, 11:28 AM

Many people here use the ScanGauge, which is also an OBD-II reader.

I've got one of those, as well as a no-name ELM 323 unit for the older ISO protocol vehicles (see Nerd alert! Think I'm going to get laptop-based OBD2 tool -update: ordered & success!)

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