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Can anyone point me into the right direction for a decent "engine capable" scan tool? I have trucks that range from GM's 1998-2008, and Fords that go from 2001-2005. All of them are 3/4 ton or larger. I'm having a few with ABS problems as well. Anyone that knows, I'd sure be grateful to know where to look. Thanks!!
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Re: Scan tool
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It lists Camshaft Retard Degrees as one of the Real Time Data variable and this is the one you need to set the timing on L31 Vortec Engines. //2000CAYukon |
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