Re: Snap On Scan Tool

[Thomas McCabe <mccabet@mediaone.net>]

I just called my local Snap-On Dealer.  No problem.  I had to wait about a
month for him to get it as the '99 was not yet available, but I got it and
it works great!

It is cheaper to keep the unit current, but I don't see any sense in
upgrading if I don't have any vehicles older than my '96 Dakota I have
since sold.

L8r
TM

At 06:20 PM 01/12/2000 -0800, Walter Sherwin wrote:
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>>I have the same scantool from Snap-On that does not have the backlight.  To
>>update mine from 91 to '99 w/ OBD2 adapters was about $200.  All it was is
>>a single module that contains GM, Ford and Chrysler in the same cartridge.
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>>L8r
>>TM
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>Is there a particular phone number that a person can call, or an individual
>that you can recommend,  for such a conversion?    I have a '93 MT2500 & '93
>combo cartridge.  When I wanted to upgraded mine to gain OBDII compatability
>I was told by my Snap-Off rep that I had to exchange my complete unit for a
>backlit version at a cost of several times what you have mentioned above?
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>Walt.
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