Listing made an offer to another listing but they would not budge. What I ran across for the least $$ to fit what I was looking for is the Foxwell NT630 Plus. I decided to get one that would perform the ABS bleed, mainly because I like to flush the brake fluid ever few years. My main concern other than the $300 cost.which is not bad for what it does.was that I did not want to somehow brick my ECU or any other module either due to the clone tool or my lack of knowledge of using one of these more sophisticated diagnostic tools.

I have considered a clone Tech2 and or the MDI device I have seen mentioned. Current ad for this older tool shows $220.not sure why xxxx Back in 2011 I picked up an Innova 3150 which had the ability to read ABS and SRS system faults. These days with the Bluetooth devices and the torque app.that is even easier for basic stuff. Then we use 'LS Droid' software with my MX+ device to actually write the changed Tuner Pro operating system to the PCM which completely avoids spending money on HP Tuners.įor a long time I have gotten by with a simple scanner. 'Tuner Pro RT' software allows the free editing of a General Motors PCM operating system to get it to work in a swapped vehicle. My OBD Link MX+ or Konnwei Bluetooth devices with the usual Dash Command, Torque Pro, OBD Link and Motor Data apps work for me for troubleshooting.įor us LS engine swap people that don't like to pay the HP Tuners folks money to license a new operating system, there are now free alternatives. To do work on gm stuff I have knock off Tech2.

Scan Tool or Diagnostic Tool to use - pros and cons

Software for gm tech 2