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22-12-2009, 01:19 AM
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Mercury XR6
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Melbourne
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Hi all. I want to connect my laptop to the computer. I am totally a newbie on this, so I've done a bit of research. There is a cable called OBD2 cable to connect PC to the car. And I found some diagnostic software too. All I need is the cable. Now, my question is where can I get this cable from and what type of cable should I get, 16 pin or 20 pin or something else? Cheers
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Connecting PC to the car
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