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SinceGoogleDsntKnow@alien.top
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B to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 1 year ago

What is the cheapest device I can read and clear abs codes with? I don't care if it's an adapter, a cord, or a physical device. Please do not waste your brains mentioning how stupidly I timed this.

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What is the cheapest device I can read and clear abs codes with? I don't care if it's an adapter, a cord, or a physical device. Please do not waste your brains mentioning how stupidly I timed this.

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B to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 1 year ago
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    As long as it’s 98 (or a 96 V8 Ford) and newer, any OBD II scanner should be able to read and erase codes. I think you can find one under forty dollars at Harbor Freight Tools.

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      I wish I was right when I thought that.

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      No.

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