On 22/02/2013 8:16 PM, Dieselhead wrote:


Any one know much about the OBD2 scanners?

I have one that works fine on my 02 F150 but it did not appear to work on my mother's 08 Honda Accord although the connector appeared to be the same.

Randy

You did not deposit the appropriate number of ¥ in the appropriate place.

(¥=yen)

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Maybe. Just about drove my mother nuts though. The car was new in 08 and since she only drives it a bit in the summer, had very low mileage when the check engine light came on in the spring of 2010. She took it to the dealer who looked it over and charged her a couple of hundred bucks and told her the gas was stale since it sat all winter and she should run premium through it for a few tanks so it would clear out. She did that for a month or more with not improvement. The light stayed on and it did not run well. Kept stalling which made her a bit nervous about pulling into traffic etc. Took it back to the dealer who finally determined a sensor had gone bad and fixed it under warranty. Never refunded the money she paid for the first visit when they told her it was her fault for letting it sit idle all winter. We do not seem to have the same issues with fuel that you folks down south have. I don't know if that means the fuel is different or if it just means it does not deteriorate so quick in really cold weather. Her car sits in the garage out at the lake from mid October to mid May without moving. Same sort of thing with things like lawn mowers and boat engines etc. They do not get used all winter but generally fire up and run fine in the spring.

Randy

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