OBD2 reader
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dontlookdown

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2,517 posts

123 months

Tuesday 17th January 2023
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Looking to drag myself into the late 20th century by getting an OBD2 reader. Cheap and cheerful, say 50 quid tops. Any recommendations?

Koolkat969

992 posts

129 months

Wednesday 18th January 2023
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I recently purchased this one on Amazon....

Autel MaxiScan MS309 OBD2 Scanner... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07Q86G6MX?ref=ppx_pop...

Works fine and correctly diagnosed a Throttle Position Sensor Fault that was affecting the running of my car.

Nomad 5

155 posts

102 months

Wednesday 18th January 2023
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Whats the year of your car(s) - and make and model.

There are some really good manufacturer specific ones that would be in budget (and thus allows for investigating / resetting airbag light codes, maybe ABS, etc).

dontlookdown

Original Poster:

2,517 posts

123 months

Wednesday 18th January 2023
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Nomad 5 said:
Whats the year of your car(s) - and make and model.

There are some really good manufacturer specific ones that would be in budget (and thus allows for investigating / resetting airbag light codes, maybe ABS, etc).
The car I mainly want it for is my daughter's 2004 petrol engined Toyota Yaris. The other cars are too new and complicated for me to be messing about under the bonnet;)