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Is there any danger with cheap ecu readers?

Connavar · 2012-01-29 12:53:40

Hi lads, I'm just after ordering a bluetooth odb2 reader from ebay and one of my house mates told me that he heard they can cause things to go wrong in the car. (He gave the example of it setting off the airbag when plugged in). Has anyone here had any bad experience with them or is this likely to be bs? Thanks

29-01-2012 12:53PM

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Connavar

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Hi lads,

I'm just after ordering a bluetooth odb2 reader from ebay and one of my house mates told me that he heard they can cause things to go wrong in the car. (He gave the example of it setting off the airbag when plugged in).

Has anyone here had any bad experience with them or is this likely to be bs?

Thanks

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