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#25533 - 04/06/05 09:31 PM OBDII Software
Stock97GTP Offline
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Registered: 02/18/05
Posts: 210
Loc: Michigan
What software are folks running to watch their GTPs? How well do you like it?
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#25534 - 04/06/05 09:46 PM Re: OBDII Software
Canadian GTP Offline
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Registered: 10/02/04
Posts: 406
Loc: Edmonton Alberta
Alex Peper Scanner works really slick for a minimal price. Requires a laptop, but really simple to get her working.

After you install get the additional L67 Enhanced Codes to scan for KR and other specific L67 stuff.

The Tool.
http://www.obd-2.com

A Good write up.
http://www.fordscorpio.co.uk/obd2a.htm

Cheers!
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2002 GTP
1987 Buick Grand National

Intense PCM, 3.5" Pulley, SLP C.A.I, 3" D/P, Flipped FSB, U-Bend Delete, Flowmaster 50 Series, Autolite 605's, Drilled 180 Thermo, Falken FK-451's (245/45ZR18), Motegi FF7 Hyper Black 18x7.5, SS Grills, Tint & Overlays here and there.
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#25535 - 04/07/05 12:39 AM Re: OBDII Software
crimpton Offline
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Registered: 05/01/02
Posts: 2126
Loc: Portland Or.
Hello,

I also have the Alex Peper Scanner.
The scanner offers the option to scan enhanced parameters on 3 different interfaces....Which allows you to scan "Most Cars".
For a little bit more you can got with Autotap. They offer only one interface for a bit more, but I really like the user options on A-tap.
If you are looking for a scanner that you only intend on using for GM only, I would reccomend Autotap. You can get Autotap to scan all 3 interfaces, but you would be spending 3 times more than you may want to. Last I looked www.pfyc.com was offering Autotap.
On the other hand, for the price, if you want to scan GM, Ford, Most Imports, and Chrysler, you may want to look into the Alex Peper tool.

Later now,
Clint
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'00 Black GTP Sedan

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