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From $100, they've gotten cheap enough that anyone should be able to afford one:

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I just wish you could reset TPMS on the 2010 Fit with one. From what I've read it's not possible...

Still, it'd be fun to use for the other stuff!

I am glad these have become more accessible and more affordable in the past few years. It is unfortunate that many other systems on the car (TPMS, SRS, ABS) can only be accessed by manufacturer-specific computers and programs.

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2. Step 2: Turn on the ignition. ...

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