I am looked for a tool to be able to read the codes of my honda accord 1998 ex, in ebay there are many, I want to buy a cheap, easy to handle, and with the characteristics necessary to know the possible problems of my car.

 

Get Autozone or someplace like that to read them for you

 

I have an AutoXray 6000 scanner that will work on most any vehicle, but it costs about $400. Do you want a scanner or just a code reader? B/C with a scanner, you can look at realtime data and do MUCH more than just reading codes. I think you can get a basic one for fairly cheap. I'd go with AutoXray or Actron either way. Never used an Actron but hear they're pretty good. I stand by AutoXray products for the average car enthusiast.

 

thanks for the answer, but I want one with the characteristics to yours, but more cheap,


What you think about this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem

 

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The model CP 9135 does not appear to be able to display/read live vehicle data.

Check out this site to compare info. on some models:

http://www.levineautoparts.com/autoxray.html

 

a paper clip to jump the service connector,

unless that doesnt work on the 98+, hehe. i konw it still wroked on the 96-97 wiht the obd2.