Engine hesitation, CEL on and then off ??
11-02-2016, 10:42 AM
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Race Director
A lot of shops do not have the right code readers or they say that the car is too old for their $6,000 reader.
This one was using a SnapOn tool that connected to the standard port and did not read anything. So he pulls it out and walks over to a 2013 911 and he shows me all kinds of data.
Trying another place on Monday.
I drove it hard on the highway and ran happy ...strange.
This one was using a SnapOn tool that connected to the standard port and did not read anything. So he pulls it out and walks over to a 2013 911 and he shows me all kinds of data.
Trying another place on Monday.
I drove it hard on the highway and ran happy ...strange.
If you are interested you can buy an OBD2 code reader/data viewer at a well-stocked autoparts store (or this being the 21st century online). Really I do not consider owning a good OBD2 code reader/data logger a waste of money as these can pay for themselves in just one use. I've owned one since sometime in 2000 and it has paid for itself many times over.
