The reader gives a short description of the fault code, but at the product's website, http://codekeyunlock.com/ You can get a more thorough description.
For folks that already have an ODB II reader that just gives a 5-digit code, the codekey website can be very useful.
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mnsweeps said:This is a good deal if AUTOZONE has stopped renting the OBD II readers for free in CA.
Poor mechanics complaining that people dont want to pay $60 bucks to get a code from their car. You can pretty much buy a code reader after a single use. You could try AAMCO but there will probably be a sales pitch.
A very easy to use ODBII code reader? Count me in. As said earlier, this pays for itself on just one scan. I like being able to just scan it in the comfort of my own garage.
Atlanta zip codes (no Kragen, just Advance Auto Parts) show $49.99.
I checked eBay because I really wanted one and saw some listed as CAN compliant. Googled "CAN OBD" and it seems some cars from 2004 and possibly all 2008+ require the newer protocol: OBDII CAN compliant?
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