I’d go with the $20 Walmart one, unless you have specific brands you own

Oct 22, 2024
7:08:09pm

TouchdownCougars All-American

Buying a VAGCOM enabled one for my Audi has been extremely nice, so if you have a specific make then I’d consider looking into buying one that can support your OEM software for greater features as well

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Anyone have an OBD2 scanner they would recommend

kccougar VABL

6:42pm

I bought the mid-level one at Autozone, works well. Mainly I wanted to see

BYUFBDAD

6:46pm

I just went and looked, it's an Innova 5110

BYUFBDAD

6:47pm

Thanks

kccougar

7:46pm

I bought a cheap one from auto zone about 8 years ago

Peterbilt

6:47pm

Got one on Amazon in a Prime Day deal a while back - needed one that supported German cars

Skeptical Optimist

6:52pm

Any idea if it will let you register batteries?

kccougar

7:47pm

Don't believe it does

Skeptical Optimist

8:46pm

Bought a $20 one at Walmart. Works just fine

the rural juror

6:53pm

We did BlueDriver on Amazon. It's kind of cool.

Ragnar Danneskjold

7:00pm

I’d go with the $20 Walmart one, unless you have specific brands you own

TouchdownCougars

7:08pm

I've got a few German brands I'd like to service with the same unit if I can.

kccougar

7:48pm

I have 3 OBDII scanners. Two are cheapo Amazon units with a long cord and trapezoid connector powered

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