[nazali]

Do you guy's have OBD2 testers ?

I use Ista and understand the possibility of a standard tester not picking things up, but we also have a Dodge GCV, I got recently a CX dongle for bimmercode and it does have software as an app, which is hmm, not fantastic.

I was looking the theseekone sk860.

It checkes DTC Lookup and Setup categories, it can Review, Print Data, BAT Check for monitoring the car's charging and battery. Which given my current woes and potentially going into winter may be useful for both cars.

Be good to sometimes just hook it up to the BM, without having to get my laptop out.

thoughts ? It's also a good price sub $100

[vreihen16]

If you haven't seen it yet, you should check out AlfaOBD for the Mopar vehicle.....

[nazali]

txs

[dscabra]

I really want one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z481NJM...v_ov_lig_dp_it

[nazali]

Does not show the price but looks neat !

Originally Posted by dscabra

I really want one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Z481NJM...v_ov_lig_dp_it

[Buug959]

Originally Posted by nazali

Does not show the price but looks neat !

$556CAD on Amazon.ca

[tqy]

wow

[nazali]

^^^ditto that

[Maynard]

Only 329.99 when I looked (I assume US $)

[Nivarox]

I had bought it off ebay many years ago .I bought it to retrieve codes (of course you buy it for it, not for the purpose of making coffee lol ) in our Cadillac Fleetwood . I even forgot its brand name but it's Dactron or something like that

[overcoil]

Have the Innova 5210 scan tool
About $100
Needed something quick. Turned out its not bad.

[M5Rick]

Mine's a basic Streetwise unit nothing fancy with the OBDII port,was about £30 and carry it in the car.

[stevenc]

I have a fancy $500 ODB but honestly its not as good as my Carista bluetooth ODB. The only problem with Carista and Carly are that they require an annual subscription to use the app.