otc 3111 work on 2013 chev pickups
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Yes it will. You may have to do a software update on the scanner for the newer cars and trucks. All you would have to do is connect the scanner to a computer got to the web site and download the new software. It's a great tool and worth every penny.
445874
This style will work, you will just have to extend them manually, make sure you order for right year of your truck.
1480481
Well I can't address your particular vehicle issue, but when first got the same programmer for my Chrsyler 300 SRT8 it would say the same thing, can't find Vin. I went on line and download the correct program for this vehicle cause when you first get the programmer it's used for many different applications. You must program the programmer to see your vehicle. In my case, the SRT8 obll connector didn't have the power pin to communicate with the programmer. I called their support people and they told me that after I took a picture of the connector and told them which pins were active. I believe they use #8 pin to communicate with. They told me it won't work with my vehicle and no programmer would. Well they were wrong cause I returned this programmer and purchased a Bully Dog programmer that works just fine. But I called Bully Dog first and talked with there Tech line before I purchased the programmer and them which pins were active. But you must first down all the updates first on any programmer to match your vehicle. If you don't do it right, it can really mess your computer up. Good luck.
1354609
Yes it does. This is identicle to the original part on my 2007 chev avalanche. Took me about 30 minutes to install and saved close to $200 from dealer purchase and install.
1698647
Hi Ray, It is showing it will not fit a 2013. You may try giving AMP a call and asking them what part number would work for your truck and give them exactly what vehicle you have. Thank you,
780950
Hello Fraser,Sorry I didn't reply sooner.I personally have used this tool on a 2008 GMC Yukon Denali and a 2002 Saturn L300. Both had check engine lights and I was able to successfully pull the codes and reset the SES light.My suggestion is to go to OTC's web site and check if your vehicle is listed. http://www.otctools.com/products/popular.phpPlease keep in mind this only can pull engine codes and not ABS or Airbag code. I believe there is a Pro version of this same tool that has limited GM and or domestic capabilities. Again, check for compatibility with your vehicle.Thanks,Oscar Hello Fraser,Sorry I didn't reply sooner.I personally have used this tool on a 2008 GMC Yukon Denali and a 2002 Saturn L300. Both had check engine lights and I was able to successfully pull the codes and reset the SES light.My suggestion is to go to OTC's web site and check if your vehicle is listed. http://www.otctools.com/products/popular.phpPlease keep in mind this only can pull engine codes and not ABS or Airbag code. I believe there is a Pro version of this same tool that has limited GM and or domestic capabilities.... » Read More Hello Fraser,Sorry I didn't reply sooner.I personally have used this tool on a 2008 GMC Yukon Denali and a 2002 Saturn L300. Both had check engine lights and I was able to successfully pull the codes and reset the SES light.My suggestion is to go to OTC's web site and check if your vehicle is listed. http://www.otctools.com/products/popular.phpPlease keep in mind this only can pull engine codes and not ABS or Airbag code. I believe there is a Pro version of this same tool that has limited GM and or domestic capabilities. Again, check for compatibility with your vehicle.Thanks,Oscar « Show Less
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Really don't see why it will not work from 2012 to 2013 Frontier did not change, minebolted right on no bending or nothing and the pig tail pluged right in no problem, bolts and all included
469565
That's what I'm thinking too. I've seen the exact same thing with the same part/model number on other sites that list it for the 2013 Silverado. Thanks for the input.
863032
I suggest you go to the website for the "air Lift Units". They want your truck info and then they will tell you what you need to know. You can contact them via email as well I am sure... to help with your specific question. Jim
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Here is the link to the manufacturer's website: http://www.gorancho.com/index.php. Without knowing what you're trying to accomplish, or your specific vehicle information, it is hard to answer that question. I would enter your specific vehicle information into the manufacturer's website, and then see what they suggest for what you're trying to accomplish. Thank you for the inquiry and hope this helps.
1066434
yes mine did, but to be sure I would call the manufacturer as I am not sure what type of pickup you are working with
583731
says in booklet that it works on 1991-94 4.0L. v-6 with 8th vin digit X efi or mfi. Did scan on my truck cause tranny was slamming gears. Scanner listed bad component I replaced with free unit from junk vehicle and now my truck runs perfect. Buy this unit.
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The 40410 and the 40417 will both work on your truck as long as you have a gas engine just note if you plan to run the performance tune you will need to run premium has 93 octane or higher any other tunes should be fine with regular i have my chevy set to the tow mode with higher shoft points and firmness and usualy run mid grade gas unless the wife gets gas then she gets the cheap stuff took a 600 mile round trip just the other day and averaged around 19-20 mpg with 35 in tires
1566997
I do not know the answer to the question. But if I would need to find out. I would contact Garmin and see what the pickup is compatible with.
1297166
I have no idea since our truck is a 2013...I'd suggest checking with your local GMC dealer.
1976089
There is a good chance it will not work, even though obd2 was required on vehicles after 1996 Ford had some trucks with obd1 well into the 00's. Check the emissions sticker under the hood to see if it says obd2 on it as the obd1 Ford trucks have the same port as the obd2 trucks.
1973106
What they likely mean is that it isn't "plug & play", it would likely mean you have to run your own wiring for 12 volts, ground, and also tap into the brake light circuitry (which the harness from Toyota may furnish for you). You may want to check with a electrical technician at a local Toyota dealership. They likely have one or two techs that specialize in troubleshooting electrical problems, who can help you without even looking it up. Generally if you just stop into the service shot and ask the supervisor or service writer if you can ask them a quick question, they point you in the right direction. In Summary, I can't see why it wouldn't function properly, it just might take the running of a couple of extra wires. By the way, I have this unit on my ol' 1996 Chev pickup and it works great. Good luck!