Can this cleaner be used on a 2005 cad cts?
46284
it can if your cat is all pluged up it will not work if you just want to clean your cat it will work
1548069
I doubt it, if the B&S; engine label is readable, use the type and series numbers to match a filter. Maybe someone in the small engine business will have a suggestion.
924276
yes if you want to do a clean job you would god to scoshe or metra to order or best buy and pick one up and it is plug and play deal other than that just get the wiring schematic for your car and use the harness that comes with the units and hard wire it in like i did and your good.
2174578
Yes. This would work. If you're finding it unsuccessful, carb cleaner would do it also
672719
I think so......not an expert though. I only use it to clean RC Drag Racing tires.
1849058
I have used it on my Nissan that has tpms and my corvette. Just follow the directions in the owners manual.
1357961
No, you'll need to use the CAD program in XP Mode. The "Anytime Upgrade" doesn't "install" anything. It activates features that are inactive until the key is entered. If you have 64 bit, it stays 64 bit.
805247
As always, no guarantees, but if the car was manufactured AFTER 1996, it should have the CAN OBD-II protocol built into the computer, which means that any scantool would work just fine. Please search for my full review of this product in order to get a better idea of whether or not this is the right scantool for you. This one has some advanced features that most people don't need, and it also has some features that don't quite work as advertised, which effectively means this unit doesn't quite measure up to some of the other scantools out there in terms of "bang for your buck".
2051845
I do not know I tried to use it on 2005 Trialblazer and it was not exactly the same as orignal and very cheap. I threw it away.
826539
Based on what I can see about the connections, I do not think you can use this surface cleaner with your unit. It will only connect using a snap on type hose connection.
452235
I doubt it, if the B&S engine label is readable, use the type and series numbers to match a filter. Maybe someone in the small engine business will have a suggestion.
840563
the legacy GT thread is the same as the Honda thread for the filter. This kit will work for your car. However... your filter is so easy to get at anyway, why would you want to relocate? You don't even have to jack up the car.I have tested this system extensively, actually involved in the development of it when I worked at Spectre 2 years ago. It is true that the pump will not remove ALL the sludge, neither will an oil change at your local grease monkey! Sludge is exactly that, "sludgy" thick goop that develops over time. Automotive oils have a certain amount of detergent added to help reduce this over time. You cannot get away from it using any method of changing your oil. the legacy GT thread is the same as the Honda thread for the filter. This kit will work for your car. However... your filter is so easy to get at anyway, why would you want to relocate? You don't even have to jack up the car.I have tested this system extensively, actually involved in the development of it when I worked at Spectre 2 years ago. It is true that the pump will not remove ALL the sludge, neither will an oil change at your local grease monkey! Sludge is exactly that, "sludgy" thick goop that develops over time. Automotive oils have a certain amount of... » Read More the legacy GT thread is the same as the Honda thread for the filter. This kit will work for your car. However... your filter is so easy to get at anyway, why would you want to relocate? You don't even have to jack up the car.I have tested this system extensively, actually involved in the development of it when I worked at Spectre 2 years ago. It is true that the pump will not remove ALL the sludge, neither will an oil change at your local grease monkey! Sludge is exactly that, "sludgy" thick goop that develops over time. Automotive oils have a certain amount of detergent added to help reduce this over time. You cannot get away from it using any method of changing your oil. « Show Less
78272
I've used mine on a number of vehicles including a 1993 Chevy S10 Blazer, 2004 Ford Mustang, 2004 Ford F350, and a 2008 Ford Explorer. It works very well. The ODBII cable supplied with the CodeScout should plug right in to a 2004 Trailblazer. This tool has saved me its purchase price in mechanic shop bills at least 3 times over since I bought it. Some of the newer cars have required a Chiltons or Haynes shop manual to compare the trouble codes to, but those books are worth the price as well.
280888
Yes.However--it MUST be a 2008 CTS--although it will fit a 2007 or 2009 it will NOT work in them.
1978374
I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work. Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
612935
Yes. You are specifically referring to the old "TV Tuner" cleaner, however the CRC "Plastic Safe" connector cleaner will work well as it is a de-greaser for terminals, connectors, contacts etc and can be used for Phono (stereo) and Jacks of all kinds Volume & tuner knobs (Potentiometers / Pots), etc. This item will Not leave residue but be sure clean with power off and allow to dry a bit. Also be sure to use only Plastic Safe when using around more delicate surfaces, paints, plastics, rubber, etc.
370225
I believe you should have no problem using it on new or older cars, just follow the directions closely!