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Message: [QUOTE="bismic, post: 1569278, member: 1537"] As an fyi - if you have a Windows laptop, you can download FORSCan full version free to it, and then you can buy a reasonably priced OBDII adapter for $80 or so. That will at least get you the codes (and all the PIDs you would ever care to monitor). Also, you can monitor it with FORSCan Lite on an i-phone. You can monitor it with Torque Pro on an Android. ALL are at a very reasonable total cost ("virtually" free software, but again you have to purchase the adapter). Your call. I hear you on age and lifestyle changes. I am a few years ahead of you (60 is in the rear view mirror, lol), and this year a shoulder replacement and a few other medical things have caused me to change my expectations of myself. All I can say, is that as long a you don't cause undue physical risk, IMO you need to challenge yourself - at least a little bit at first and try increasing it VERY SLOWLY. Wish you well w/ your decisions on the truck and w/ the personal decisions also! [/QUOTE]

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