Otc Pathfinder Ii Software Cartridge For Otc, Matco, Mac on 2040-parts.com
Hastings, Minnesota, US
OTC Pathfinder II Software Cartridge for OTC, MATCO,MAC
OTC Domestic Pathfinder 2 Software Cartridge for OTC, MATCO, and MAC automotive diagnostic scanners. Suitable for model 2000, 4000E, 4000 Enhanced, Enhanced, and Elite scanners. Like new condition and fully tested. Scan engine computer error codes, check sensor and switch performance, and perform advanced automotive engine diagnostics on:
- Gen. Motors: 1980 - 1993
- Ford: 1979 - 1993
- Chrysler: 1989 - 1993
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