The Knitting Circle (2 Viewers)
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justbecause
perpetually lost.
someone better load up quick to snag this before its gone 1973 Toyota Landcruiser
Bama4door
Supporting Vendor
Dang it even comes with an outdoor light!
justbecause
perpetually lost.
This one doesnt come with a street lite, but its a cool cover photo. The Best Road Trips in the U.S.
Just hit this milestone the other day.
Does anyone have an OBD2 scanner that I can use? Every freaking check engine light imaginable came on last night. The truck runs and drives fine, but its extremely annoying. I had the truck scanned about 1 month ago and everything was fine. I bet its just the gas cap not being secured properly, but I would love to know for sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated. The tire engineers by my house has scanned it several times over the past couple of months (TPMS issues) and I think they are going to start charging me when/if I show up again. Thanks fellas!! 2006 LX470 btw.
Toyota sure likes to get your attention when a code pops. Not unusual to have the whole dash light up for something as simple as an O2 sensor. I think Advanced Auto Parts or O'Reilly's can read OBD2 codes.
I will certainly give them a try! Thanks!!!
Advance Auto will pull the codes for you as well
justbecause
perpetually lost.
I bought a bluetooth reader off Amazon for like 20 bucks. It has worked for years and gives you all the live info from the computer.
In for check the gas cap. I got the Christmas tree on my last GX and that's what it was. Autozone pulled the codes and it was all evap, charcoal canister, etc... Also second getting a BT OBD 2 scanner and running Torque Pro or Fusion.
BamaHeel
Intergalactic Champion
Anyone going around/near/to/through Knoxville any time soon?
You wouldnt happen to know the brand of OBD scanner you bought or the model number would you? Thanks!
What I think he's talking about is a bluetooth dongle you leave plugged into your OBD2 port. Then you can use an app on your phone to pull the data. Many apps out there, but I don't have direct experience with any of them. I've heard of Fusion and Torque Pro.
NOt Justbecause but I use this VeePeak Amazon product ASIN B073XKQQQW and run Torque Pro for real time info on a Samsung tablet. It'll give you the CEL codes and clear them if needed.
justbecause
perpetually lost.
I don't remember what I bought, I'm sure it's outdated now anyway. I do use torque pro app on my phone.
jemsec
Mach lll Club
Makes me cringe just seeing this.
BamaHeel
Intergalactic Champion
Who bought Joekatana's badass 1991 lhd HZJ73 - I just saw he posted it sold and is headed to Alabama
