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mahatmakanejeeves

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2. Some of those Zurich scanners are up there in price.

Reply to nykym (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 8, 2018, 01:35 PM

Nov 2018

There's a HFT near me. Their inexpensive fuel pump pressure tester doesn't work on GM throttle body systems, which I think is what I have. Their expensive pressure tester does have the necessary adapter. Autozone will let me take home a pressure tester that will work on GM TB fuel injection.

My 2000 Saturn is essentially an Opel built in Wilmington, Delaware.

Thanks.

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Any advice on a code scanner? [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2018 OP

Whichever one you decide on nykym Nov 2018 #1

Some of those Zurich scanners are up there in price. mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2018 #2

If I remember nykym Nov 2018 #3

I save their sale ads, so I have lots of those coupons. mahatmakanejeeves Nov 2018 #4

If you have Verision safeinOhio Nov 2018 #5

I've got an Actron U-Scan better Nov 2018 #6

This one works just fine OxQQme Nov 2018 #7

Parts store guy free scan data worth what you pay. Chasdev Nov 2018 #8

Try Ebay Pa-Kid Nov 2018 #9

Actron and Scangauge natheo Dec 2018 #10

Thanks. I haven't been over there in a while to see the consensus. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2018 #11