flyrv9
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For a few bucks you can buy your own OBDII code reader. With it, you can read and reset codes. Some will also give an abbreviated description of the code (codes) although they are available on-line. I've had one for years and it has paid for its self several times. No, you can't turn off your seatbelt chime with it; or do any programming, but it's real handy as is. For example, on our Tundra I have had to change two O2 sensors over the years. Both threw a code telling me which one (of the 4) it was and what it was. A quick trip to the auto parts store, a little work and I was good to go for cheap! Even if you don't do your own work, it's a good idea to know what the fault it - reduces the rip-off factor.