Thread: Scan Guage II

I've got one. If you were nearby, you could borrow it.

I've never tried clearing fault codes - I have a RovaCom and a Testbook for that and, to tell the truth, I haven't had an engine fault logged in years (not since the LPG system was changed). I just use it as a set of gauges.

Just had my ultraguage delivered to my house in Bald Hills, if that's near you.
Basically they all rely on a standard, OBDII, that's been around since 1997. I am no expert, but i believe the answer is yes. Certainly in terms of reading data, not sure about editing codes.

I had a Scan Gauge fitted to my 2007 2.7 TDV6 until the car got hit by lightning and the Scangauge got fried.

It worked very well and I was extremely happy with it. It can only read high level fault codes and reset them but you need to use the internet to find out what the code means - it does not give a description - very basic in this area and certainly does not replace a proper code reader but will clear them.

I had the Scangauge sitting on top of the steering column where it worked well.

For their price of $160 I would recommend them.

Garry