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November 9th, 2002, 10:56 PM
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Best scan tool for Hot Air GN?
I've had a major missing / backfiring issue for almost two years now. I've replaced everything but the wiring harness.
I want to get a scan tool and post the file here for all to see. What's the best scan tool for a stock 84? (It's going to stay stock too).
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November 11th, 2002, 09:42 AM
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I would have to say Turb-Link. I have tried out Direct Scan and yes it is faster reading but the way it connects sux. Hard to use it in a full blown blast down the track as it wants to come un-pluged. "It conects to the ECM.
Turbo-Link on the other hand plugs into the aldl port and has been a life saver to me. The service yo get out of Ken and the guys is second to none period! You wont be disappointe in Turbo_link.
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Almost Back TURBOLAG- "The few seconds where the other guy thinks he has a chance!"
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November 12th, 2002, 06:55 PM
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Thanks
Thanks for the input. I e-mailed Ken about which version is best for a hot-air car. I think I'm going to go with TurboLink.
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'84 GN. Completely stock.
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