stevem5000

Am considering purchasing the Actron CP9125 OBDC Code reader...

Has anyone used one???...and are you happy with it???

thanx
Steve

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lewisnc100

I've got the Actron CP9135 and it works good. The main difference I can see is the CP9125 just reads any codes, but the CP9135 also lets you check the status of the monitor cycles.

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copperhead110

I probably won't get a reply in time, but....

I'm at my girlfriends house with my Actron CP9135 and I can't figure out which buttons to push to make it monitor.
I'd like to monitor misfire or anything else. I get to where it says Misfire and ready. Does that mean its monitoring or do I need to go to another screen?

Ready means its ok.

Found the manual at www.actron.com.
My search for "actron CP9135 manual" didn't list the manufacturer's website. That wasn't helpful.
I'm a crappy searcher.

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lewisnc100

The monitors are merely the OBDII monitors in the vehicle, not something that runs on the code reader. That status screen just lets you know if the monitors have completed yet. If all the monitors are listed as Ready or Not Applicable and you have no codes showing then all the tests have ran and you have no problems.

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