Auto Code Scanner Autoxray Xp 240 Ford-gm-chrysler Manual-video-adapter Cables on 2040-parts.com
Pageland, South Carolina, US
Selling new auto code reader, has instructional manuals, book and video, adapter cables for: Ford 1983 and up with EEC-IV computers in Star Test Mode- GM 1982 and up with 12 pin Aldl connectors ( except diesel) and Chrysler 1983 and up with SCI connectors. AutoXray XP240
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