Inexpensive interface for newer CAN vehicles ?

[Louis-Alain Richard]

That's exactly my point of view : buy the tools instead of buying time in
the shop. I have here a lot of tools that were used once or twice for a very
specific job, but they are mine now. And since I'll stay in the VAG family
for the foreseeable future, then 250$ is not that much. And it brings
friends with problems in your driveway (for me, it's a nice type of
problems...)
:-))

Louis-Alain

-----Message d'origine-----
De : quattro-bounces at audifans.com [mailto:quattro-bounces at audifans.com] De
la part de Tony Hoffman
Envoyé : 7 février 2011 11:57
À : speedracer.mark at gmail.com
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Objet : Re: Inexpensive interface for newer CAN vehicles ?

For a DIY, though, it is a bit of $$. Probably not too many people on here
drop $250+ for tools on a regular basis.

But, Mark is are dead on. It's downright cheap compared to just about
anything else out there!! And, if you look at the expense of a couple of
trips to the shop vs DIY, you will recoup the cost in no time.

Tony


On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 10:13 AM, Mark Rosenkrantz <speedracer.mark at gmail.com
> wrote:

> The Bosch unit is megabucks but less than the 5000 series factory VAG
> tools.  If people think Uwe Ross's products are expensive, they really
have
> no clue.  Even for GM products, there's nothing like VAG-COM for anywhere
> near the price point.  And I wish there was!
>
> IMHO, Ross-tech is a HUGE help to the VAG community and should be
> supported.
> Mark Rosenkrantz Typos sent from my BlackBerry.
>
>
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