General Motors Tech 2 Scan Tool on 2040-parts.com
Marion, Illinois, US
General Motors GM TECH 2 scan tool. Has up to 2013 models in it. Current update is shown in photo #2. Has 32mb card. This is a genuine GM special tool not a clone. Sold as is. Email with any questions.
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