Bill Ringgold wrote:
That I am not sure of - I think it was a Snap-On product, if that helps.
A lot of shops use a $2000 Snap-On that's supposed to replace all the factory tools. Just subscribing to the updates would price it out of home mechanic reach. It's not your typical $100 OBDII tool.
But given the potential cost of misdiagnosis, I'd run it through the dealer for a quick check and see if they fix it via computer or come up with a different opinion.
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