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Just wondering what you guys think is better the carchip or the scanner from scantools.net???
http://www.davisnet.com/drive/products/carchip_products.asp
http://www.scantool.net/
or a different one. I am looking for something inexpensive but works good.

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anybody?

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I've heard good things about the carchip from Davis.


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well im looking into the carchip but i was seeing if anybody has either of these?

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Why would you want a Carchip when the mechanic can scan the car and diagnose problems for you? I don't understand.

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well i can check for problems without paying for a mechanic to do it

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With the carchip EX, you can do lots more stuff as well.

"With CarChipE/X, though, you'll also be able to monitor any four out of 23 user-selectable engine parameters, including:


RPM
Throttle position
Engine load
Fuel pressure
Fuel system status
Short- and long-term-fuel trim
Battery voltage
Timing advance
Coolant temperature
Air flow rate
Intake air temperature
Intake manifold pressure
Oxygen sensor voltage "


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