This is a Cascade Crew exclusive offer I now have a GM module for my scanner (pre OBD II). I can scan sensors, read trouble codes, reset trouble codes, and run self-diagnostic mode. If you need a scan.... I got the goods. The only catch is I'm not mobile. You come to me. And don't stay long either All I'm doing is offering a service that costs $80 through a normal shop. No fixy-car-upy work.

Oh, by the way... I've never scanned a car before so one of you is going to be the guinea pig MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

 

And don't twist this into some sick perverted thread. That means you too, Mike.

[This message has been edited by QwkTrip (edited October 29, 2001).]

 

Well... I'm glad to see nobody is perverting the thread.

 

What kind of scan tool did you get?

 

Sick? Perverted? Me?

Remember here bucko, I'm not the one offering to removed because it was perverted. Oh, And keep that tongue in your smiley

[This message has been edited by 87RS402 (edited October 30, 2001).]

 

Without looking at it I think it's an Actron. Nothing terribly fancy but it's got all the basic stuff. I have a mechanic buddy and he picked up two sets for his home business and sold one to me. Of course, he knew I couldn't resist adding a new gadget to my tool box.

 

After I wrote the first message I looked at it and went..... hmmm. I figured if I could see it you'd pick up on it too. Had to stop the barage of comments before it started.

 

I wouldn't have said a single word about it if you didn't point it out first. I tend to leave posts about scanning tools alone.

 

 

Man, I wish you weren't WAYYY over there on the East side... I could really use a scan to figure out what is wrong with me car...