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most cost effective way to get bmw warning signal scanned?
Hey there,
Just wondering if you know a good place to get my code scanned within the same day? Also what is the ususal price associated with this. Thank you Posted via RS Mobile |
Just use OBDII scanner
you can pick one up at Canadian Tire. They can be pricey(usually $100 or more) but mine was on sale and got it for $59.99 |
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Ask a friend. No costs.
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A generic code reader will not read BMW codes! None of those Canadian Tire ones will.
Depending on what BMW you have I have a scanner. |
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But there are some BMW specific codes that takes a special scanner. I did not think BMW charged for just reading codes, if they do shame on them... |
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Ridiculous. |
If a generic code reader doesn't work than you'll need someone with INPA. I have the software downloaded but there's quite a bit to the program before I want I hook up to my car and start messing around.
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