PortScan & Stuff 1.95 download the last version for ipod

Amazing! Unfortunately, FreeScan has several features lacking which I consider really important and it also contains some errors (bugs) which have never been fixed. More impressive is the fact that he apparently accomplished that without the use of an F-body car for testing.

Now I give a great amount of credit to Andy Whitaker for creating FreeScan when there simply was little else you could use.

The adapter is the same as for the 94 (12-pin). But you can get the trouble codes from that using the 93 service manual. The only thing it does not support is the early 93 SIR (airbags) module. Just don't try to use the transmission scan. This is programmed for the automatic transmission cars but should work for the manual transmission cars. Some features of this application are: 1) Current diagnostic engine and transmission trouble codes (DTC) list with reset capability, 2) Engine parameter display (aka live data), 3) Automatic transmission parameter display, 4) ABS/EBCM (non-TC) trouble code and data display with reset, 5) SIR (airbags) trouble code and data display with reset, 6) Engine, transmission, and ABS actuators (aka bi-directional controls) with ON/OFF/Reset, 7) Engine parameter graphing (up to 4 channels) with displayed image file save, and 8) Data communications logging with file save.

It will do no programming or tuning there are plenty of those apps available already. By the way, this is a diagnostic app only. All you need is a PC with WinXP or newer and an OBD1 cable. It's called Scan9495 (not much imagination there). Now I can share the result with anyone who wants this OBD1 diagnostic app free of charge, without any usage limits, without any ads, and with no 'strings' of any kind attached. Having recently programmed an OBD2 utility just for my own amusement, I was confident that I had the right 'tools' and could probably help with this 94/95 diagnostics gap issue. I felt sorry for them being in this 'no-mans land' of the car being too new to be able to flash the trouble codes and too old to be able to use a cheap OBD2 code reader.

I spent years telling owners of the 94 and 95 LT1 F-body cars that they would have to use a bare-bones utility like FreeScan, or other ones that cost some money to buy, in order to read some trouble codes. My name is Gary and I am a member of several online car forums like this one.

PortScan & Stuff 1.95 download the last version for ipod