Fault code readers - 93 and 95

[e42]

Hi, can anyone advise on a model of code reader for a 54 reg 93 TiD 150? The device would need to cope with traction control and Abs faults, not just the more basic info. As a bonus, if the device could also be used on a 51 reg 95 Aero that would be very helpful!

Any advice much appreciated, thank you.

Dom

[Gorilla Boy]

Torque app on an android phone should be able to read and decipher codes from an OBDII port on the 93, unsure on the 95 though

[ch427]

Enhanced manufacturer specific tools are quite expensive, what is your budget?

[e42]

Hi, I was hoping to pick something up on eBay for less than £50. Beyond that, it's probably easier to get a diagnostic check via a garage, I guess?

[ch427]

e42 said:

Hi, I was hoping to pick something up on eBay for less than £50. Beyond that, it's probably easier to get a diagnostic check via a garage, I guess?

you can buy a perfectly useable code reader for that but enhanced coverage such as abs etc will cost a lot more.

[Cfnteabag]

I had a generic code reader that refused to talk to my old saab 9-3, my friend had another model of generic code reader that also refused to talk to it!

Was told that you need a tech-2 system to talk to a saab, not sure how true that is

[griffin dai]

I use dash command (iPhone/iPad) and a wifi obd2 dongle off ebay. Works a treat

[s55shh]

Torque pro app finds no codes on mine. Saab dealer finds plenty (fan/TC and CIM)