OBD2 code scanner recommendations?

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Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations? [Re: JohnnyBfromPeoria] #1075933 12/30/14 06:41 PM

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Monroe, WA

DVoeks

Getting the Wheeling Fever

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On my '95 SR you pull the stalk toward you to toggle between high and low beams.

John B.

I can make them toggle but the highs won't stay on. Normally you push the stock forward and you get high beams. What do you do to keep your high beams on? Thanks.

Dwight

97' Montero SR
99' F250 SCLB 7.3

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	DVoeks	12/30/14 05:53 AM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	danz91crx	12/30/14 06:17 AM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	zarktheshark	12/30/14 06:25 AM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	DVoeks	12/30/14 10:15 AM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	JohnnyBfromPeoria	12/30/14 01:25 PM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	DVoeks	12/30/14 06:41 PM
Re: OBD2 code scanner recommendations?	plh	12/30/14 04:55 PM

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