OBDII Scanner Recommendation
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OBDII Scanner Recommendation
I am looking for a scanner for my 2011 997.2. I have had an Actron scanner for years for all my other cars, but I am anticipating it isn't advanced enough for my 997.2. I am interested in what forum members use.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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I've seen Foxwell mentioned many times in this and the 996 forum. https://rennlist.com/forums/981-foru...er-review.html
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The Durametric is great. You can use a Mac but they don't offer support for them. I bought a used Toughbook that's my dedicated 911 set up.
I also use a BlueDriver for codes and resets. It uses a BlueTooth app to your phone screen and is very convenient. Works on virtually any car sold in NA and Europe. Check it out on Amazon.
I also use a BlueDriver for codes and resets. It uses a BlueTooth app to your phone screen and is very convenient. Works on virtually any car sold in NA and Europe. Check it out on Amazon.
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The Durametric is great. You can use a Mac but they don't offer support for them. I bought a used Toughbook that's my dedicated 911 set up.
I also use a BlueDriver for codes and resets. It uses a BlueTooth app to your phone screen and is very convenient. Works on virtually any car sold in NA and Europe. Check it out on Amazon.
I also use a BlueDriver for codes and resets. It uses a BlueTooth app to your phone screen and is very convenient. Works on virtually any car sold in NA and Europe. Check it out on Amazon.
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Anyone using a Foxwell FW601 and a Dash Command app? Does it reset the service warning?
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It’s just a code reader. I use another BT dongle with dashcommand. You can read and clear trouble codes, and do some monitoring like real time mpg, but it doesn’t do service resets. You need a 530 for that.
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