Gm Tech 2 32 Mg Card on 2040-parts.com
Stanley, New York, US
I am selling my Tech 2 card. It came with my Tech 2 when I bought it. It has been in the dock until I just got an update card. This one has software version 25.010 loaded on it. It covers all GM up to 2007. I took these pictures today with my Tech 2 hooked up to a vehicle. This is not a cheap copy! Email any questions.
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