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Launch CRP123 ABS/SRS/TCM/Engine Scan Tool $87
$87.00
Another great and affordable deal from Launch!
Keep your car in order by staying on top of any current and pending codes with the CRP123.
A step above all the rest by not just being limited to OBD2 engine codes, also reads your AntiLock Brakes, Restraint System AND your Transmission.
Currently 35% off for a price of $87 after code 00W8JEP9
https://www.amazon.com/Creader-CR...01HNO5PLY/
Keep your car in order by staying on top of any current and pending codes with the CRP123.
A step above all the rest by not just being limited to OBD2 engine codes, also reads your AntiLock Brakes, Restraint System AND your Transmission.
Currently 35% off for a price of $87 after code 00W8JEP9
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Launch CRP123 Quick Overview:1.Read and clear fault codes, view live data stream and turn off the warning lights in the Engine system, Transmission system, ABS and SRS. 2. Real-time data stream analysis, reads, records, graphs and replays live data streams for engine, transmission, ABS and SRS systems. 3. Support obd2 full test , I/M Readiness, Data Stream, Freeze Frame, vehicle Information, O2 Sensors test, EVAP system test etc. 4. Data print: mechanics can print out the vehicle data for customer. 5. DTC lookup: reads generic and manufacturer-specific trouble codes directly identify the code definitions on the screen. 6. Lifetime free online update. (Windows only) |
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This day and age I'm baffled that these diagnostics aren't just available via a menu option in the car dash itself. Auto industry seems a too guarded and needs some transparency there.
I'm sure built in options would be convenient for garages too.
This day and age I'm baffled that these diagnostics aren't just available via a menu option in the car dash itself. Auto industry seems a too guarded and needs some transparency there.
I'm sure built in options would be convenient for garages too.
You know the majority of people are stupid... right? Some people can barely drive their cars... I couldn't imagine giving them access to vital systems info.
I swear, Launch needs a chart or something for their 1000 different models.
This day and age I'm baffled that these diagnostics aren't just available via a menu option in the car dash itself. Auto industry seems a too guarded and needs some transparency there.
I'm sure built in options would be convenient for garages too.
I'm a software dev. Honestly it's not that hard to add a screen with some printouts and expose the info. They could hide the screen nicely behind a deeper menu called "Press here if you're NOT stupid!" For greater ease of use to the average moron.
I also get that garage techs want their familiar tool. I guess I'm being a bit pie in the Sky.
This day and age I'm baffled that these diagnostics aren't just available via a menu option in the car dash itself. Auto industry seems a too guarded and needs some transparency there.
I'm sure built in options would be convenient for garages too.
Ive got a few, but wouldn't mind one of these in addition to the BT and USB options I have now that have their own uses. Not buying this one... especially since the code doesn't work.