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CHEAP OBD II Tool that works on 2009 370z??
Hi,
I've read the posts on the forum about OBDII tools that are the "best" - i.e., expensive. I just need one to tell me why my check engine light is on. Simple and cheap. I bought an Autel that was $30 on Amazon, and it's apparently too old to read the codes of my car. That's what the company told me! Any idea which model - Autel or otherwise - actually works and isn't more than about $30-40? Daisi |
I used to use this model
ActronŽ Is your ECU US spec? If sol, this should work fine. You'll have to look up the meaning of the DTC code tho'. |
$24
http://www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-.../dp/B005NLCGF8 Tons of functionality when paired with Toque (a free app) |
I've had the small Actron PocketScan for years and still works fine for the Z. It was about $50.
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Actron PocketScan does the trick. Pretty cheap too.
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Sorry to thread jack, but does anyone know of a good app on iphone that works well with any of the OBDII readers? More specifically the one similar to what TAKJAK posted?
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does iphone not have torque?
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Negative. It is an android app as far is I know. I could be wrong, but I couldn't find it.
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The link I posted was weridly generic (just says "Actron"), but its to info on the Pocketscan :tup:
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