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VAG COM and Porsche
seventyfive replied to Jaybee52's topic in Diagnostics, Tips and Diagnostic Tools
i use vagcom, at work, and the new version has a generic obd function. it works on all the german makes aside from bmw, which i use carsoft for. i have to second the previous comment about frying modules. if you switch to basic settings, in vagcom, you run the risk of damaging modules. the durametric tool is very nice to have and hopefully once more independents start using it the software will become more robust. vagcom allows you to do several tests, i.e. run evap leak tests, run secondary air injection tests, etc. whereas the durametric doesn't. if anyone has found a way to run diagnostic tests, using the durametric tool, please post it.