I have one that uses an app on my cell phone. It cost $10 dollars on Amazon. I bet gorgon has one.
It is not the device, it's the software.I have one that uses an app on my cell phone. It cost $10 dollars on Amazon. I bet gorgon has one.
It is not the device, it's the software.
I just saw a video by a guy who buys junk exotic cars and tries to rebuild them.
His latest is a Ferrari that was totalled, I don't know why, with multiple electrical issues (go figure; I'm guessing a flood car.) When is fancy OBDII reader didn't figure some issues out, he talked about either taking the car to a Ferrari dealer for a spendy diagnostic check, or spending $8,000 on the software.
Heck, I have a decent OBDII myself.
For what I understand, correct me, not every brand car can be analized by the the average OBD. Like Range Rover has it's own.It is not the device, it's the software.
I just saw a video by a guy who buys junk exotic cars and tries to rebuild them.
His latest is a Ferrari that was totalled, I don't know why, with multiple electrical issues (go figure; I'm guessing a flood car.) When is fancy OBDII reader didn't figure some issues out, he talked about either taking the car to a Ferrari dealer for a spendy diagnostic check, or spending $8,000 on the software.
Heck, I have a decent OBDII myself.
For what I understand, correct me, not every brand car can be analized by the the average OBD. Like Range Rover has it's own.
OK, thanks, and sold outside the US?
But beware - many for sale here are ex-rental cars that have been used hard for their size and capacity.
For what I understand, correct me, not every brand car can be analized by the the average OBD. Like Range Rover has it's own.
You got that right! I rent Kia Picantos all the time and I’m not kind to them. Been on country roads where Jeeps fear to go. They are tough little cars. The only thing lacking is a more powerful engine. If your going to pass other cars, your spatial skills better be good.
To sell it at 45k kilometeres
For what I understand, correct me, not every brand car can be analized by the the average OBD. Like Range Rover has it's own.
OK, thanks Gorgon. So that means with a regular OBD you could do oil/brakes etc. and do a reset on a Landrover? Discovery?
My daughter drives it now and I don't want to send her to Sosua while we have our great "TOYOTA" in RSJ.
if you know how to buy a Sonata, or a K5, you will end up with a great car. as i said in my posting, buying one is not for a novice buyer. many of them were regular private use vehicles, and you need to get one of those. if you get one of the mamey paintovers, you could be in a world of hurt. you have to know that a 2010 only came in white and grey. if you saw a black one, somebody here painted it. you also need to know that if you are going to buy one, do not even think of getting it in Santo Domingo...all garbage cars. Santiago is the place to buy one.
White and bought it in Santiago
the cars are all sent to a special facility in Chile, where the switch is professionally done. they are then shipped here...
they used to be switched over here, but the government put a stop to that..
Years ago, I was helping pick up a car in Moca. It wasn't ready, so we went next door and watched the assembly line of cars being switched from right to left drive. Just a big open sided building, each station did a different function for the right/left switch. Amazing to watch. If I remember right, they looked like South Americans doing the work. This would have been around 2009ish.
