Discussion
edd344 said:
Gary C said:
DS150E from ebay
They are clones and very dodgy legally, but they do various manufactures and some limited programming.
Prices range greatly from £30 + but mine works well
All for personal use so legality isn't "really" an issue, thanks, I'll check it out.They are clones and very dodgy legally, but they do various manufactures and some limited programming.
Prices range greatly from £30 + but mine works well
Thing is, they read more than just the standard OBDII codes from the engine ECU, they will read most of the ECU's in a supported car, I use CDP pro and Wurth WOW
Edited by Gary C on Monday 7th January 15:19
Download the Torque Pro app and buy the below Bluetooth ODB reader
Very cheap and works well for me.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AC7I7BO?psc=1&...
Very cheap and works well for me.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AC7I7BO?psc=1&...
Burgerbob said:
Download the Torque Pro app and buy the below Bluetooth ODB reader
Very cheap and works well for me.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AC7I7BO?psc=1&...
But only does basic OBDII codes which are useful but cant do things like workout which ABS sensor is failing or code a new key or run a Cat efficiency test.Very cheap and works well for me.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01AC7I7BO?psc=1&...
Worth getting the DS150 in my opinion as it will allow you to read many of the ecu modules. Also allows you to reset more fault codes than just a generic OBD2 tool.
I had loads of codes on my car, but all were very old and complete red herrings. With the DS150 I was able to reset them all to fin that now there is one "relevant" code that I will now deal with. £53 very well spent.
I had loads of codes on my car, but all were very old and complete red herrings. With the DS150 I was able to reset them all to fin that now there is one "relevant" code that I will now deal with. £53 very well spent.
Gassing Station | Home Mechanics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


