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    Best bang for your buck. It works great too.

    Amazon.com: Actron CP9580 Auto Scanner with CodeConnect Trilingual OBD II, CAN and ABS Scan Tool: Automotive
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    Quote Originally Posted by shawngtp View Post
    Best bang for your buck. It works great too.

    Amazon.com: Actron CP9580 Auto Scanner with CodeConnect Trilingual OBD II, CAN and ABS Scan Tool: Automotive
    I was looking at this earlier.

    Can you confirm that this does KR?
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    Default 12-08-2010
    Harbor frieght has a pretty good one. Reads and graphs live data. Have'nt used it to read kr yet though.
    CAN OBD II Code Reader/ EOBD Scanner

    I mostly use autoenginuity though, so far its the best pc based scan tool i have used so far.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SJAndrew View Post
    I was looking at this earlier.

    Can you confirm that this does KR?

    No it does not.
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    It looks like the Actron 9185 @ $210 or so monitors KR. Does anyone have any experience with this one?
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    It's too bad the HPTuners scanner is so expensive ($349). It is clearly one of the best out there.

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