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Is there anyone with diagbox near bedale in North Yorkshire?
I’ve an intermittent starting problem and could do with getting the car scanned to see if any codes show up.
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If no one replies, it might be best to get an OBD reader to check the codes. They are not expensive and can be linked to a SmartPhone app like Torque.
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Problem is, they can only access P codes for engine errors and nothing else, so if the fault is with a comms network, a relay or another component outside the engine, it will not be found by a generic unit.
May be worth asking on the FCF (French car forum) as they have a map of people with Diagbox where we don't.
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Sorry mate, yeah it's definitely worth a try for a few quid. The adaptors which work are the Carly one (not the software though) and the vGate iCar one off Amazon, both are under £20 and may help.
The apps you say as in torque pro and "car scanner" on the Google app store are probably the best of the bunch.
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