sct x3- can it pull CEL codes from any OBD2?
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sct x3- can it pull CEL codes from any OBD2?
My daily driver (non mustang) has a flashing check engine light....the SCT X3 has an option to show codes ...but will this only work on the Mustang?
Thanks for any info...
Thanks for any info...
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Originally Posted by 2011Mustang5.0
I have an sct x3 for my 11. I can't adjust anything on other cars but I can read codes. I was able to pull codes for my dads 01 f150.
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I made it home! The car was running normally but I do a lot of driving on busy freeways and breaking down at some points on my commute would mean almost certain death... so I get freaked out.
I stopped by a repair shop and they were kind enough to read the code for free. It was a "random misfire"/catalytic converter inefficiency code. The mechanic cleared the code and suggested that I keep an eye on it...whhich is what I'll do. I need to keep that car running but every extra penny it costs me is one fewer penny that I can budget towards the Mustang!
Thanks to you both...I really appreciate the input.
I may give the X3 a whirl. My "other than Mustang"/winter car is a Mazda which was partially owned by Ford at the time... so it might work. I was more worried about cooking the mazda's ECU or the X3 itself... but that's probably not likely, right?
I stopped by a repair shop and they were kind enough to read the code for free. It was a "random misfire"/catalytic converter inefficiency code. The mechanic cleared the code and suggested that I keep an eye on it...whhich is what I'll do. I need to keep that car running but every extra penny it costs me is one fewer penny that I can budget towards the Mustang!
Thanks to you both...I really appreciate the input.
I may give the X3 a whirl. My "other than Mustang"/winter car is a Mazda which was partially owned by Ford at the time... so it might work. I was more worried about cooking the mazda's ECU or the X3 itself... but that's probably not likely, right?
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