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what code readers do you guys use out there?
The woman asked me what I want & I'm making a list... :D
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I just got a Harrison Universal code/scanner, hooks up to a laptop. Prety much does alot but ABS brakes....Which I overlooked when I ordered it but I hooked it up and pretty simple and impressive... Here's the site...

http://www.ghg.net/dharrison/obdscan
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I've been using the AutoXray at work , but would like to find a good program and cable for my laptop.

Lots of people use Autotap with either a laptop, or palm pilot.

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Check out the Harrison or Auto tap. Harrison has a USB set up most others have serial only
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