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Originally Posted by EODguy
+1 on the fuel pump
I guess I'll step in as the Foxwell fan[emoji1787]
But honestly I recommend you choose the auto option for reading the VIN as sometimes a low battery will let a VIN from another installed car part shine thru and that causes something like a logic loop (guessing the term)
I would also check your battery/alternator voltage, function.
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It did the VIN reading fine. I first did the quick scan option and it scanned a bound of stuff and came back with no error code reported. That was when I went to the specific module scanning mode and got no communication error.
Very disappointed with the Foxwell scanner. Supposed to be a way better scanner compared to the generic ones. But it hasn't given me more info then the generic every time I used both, now it does not even work. I was using it simply based on the believe it is supposed to be better because it costed more, with specific software module for each car make, which of course one has pay for each. The generic scanner works for any car.
One other thing with the Foxwell is that it takes forver to read anything...