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Envyous Customs
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Yes, your OBD2 cable can read fault codes, live engine data, or even program stuff in your car. Its all up to the software to be able to send/read the required information.Ok. Been doing some reading.
Just to clarify. The obd2 cable does read fault codes and came with digimoto.
The Scangauge2 will not read faults, but can be programmed to read GM specific sensors
LX arrived, have had a quick look.
It came with licence for OBDwiz/Touchscan, same thing. You can buy an add on for this for $40 that gives:
Custom DTC Definitions
GM Enhanced Sensors
User-Defined Sensors
If I am reading the above correctly it should do LS1 specific fault codes? if you know the command?
Dave
The $40 addon provides GM specific PIDS (Parameter ID's) that they have figured out, and also allows you to set your own custom ones if you known them. But, it still doesnt read GM specific fault codes by it self. I am yet to have tried out the custom DTC option, I am unsure whether you can actually set a custom command for it to send, then allocate what each byte in the response means. Or if it jsut means you can define what a fault means like U0501 ect.