OBD2 SCAN TOOL

[PRINCE KEN]

Hi Guys?? Does anyone know what would be the best inexpensive most effective DIY scan tool or OBD2 reader for a 2014 or 2013 5.0 R Spec V8 Sedan??? It's too many on the market like on Amazon I am totally confused in terms of choice I need one that can give me the most reading like SRS Engine and Transmission codes without spending a fortune Any helpful advice is gracefully appreciated

 

[daviderle]

Hi Ken, I have tried few of those over the years and found ‘Blue Driver’ to be the most comprehensive OBDII module around, not only it can accurately reads and able to clear most, if not all subsystems error codes, it can also suggest the required replacement item(s) directly on Amazon as well as the exact procedure required for potential repairs.
IMHO they have the most comprehensive database around and keep the module relevant by continually upgrading the firmware without requiring a hardware replacement .
Best of all they charge a single flat fee of just under $100, without the need for all that subscription nonsense.
I bought mine almost six years ago and it still works like a champ.

BlueDriver Bluetooth Pro OBDII Scan Tool for iPhone & Android

 

[Qship]

Hi Guys?? Does anyone know what would be the best inexpensive most effective DIY scan tool or OBD2 reader for a 2014 or 2013 5.0 R Spec V8 Sedan??? It's too many on the market like on Amazon I am totally confused in terms of choice I need one that can give me the most reading like SRS Engine and Transmission codes without spending a fortune Any helpful advice is gracefully appreciated

Do you have an android based phone or an iPhone?
I use Android, bought an app called "Torque Pro" for $5 and a bluetooth OBDII (ELM327) adapter for $20. That's all you need. Rev and some other apps are available on the Apple store but will also require an OBD II adapter.
I've been able to see codes from when my car was built (they were never cleared). I can check transmission temperature as well. Not sure about Airbag errors though (I don't have any errors). More expensive dedicated OBD II readers may give more info, but torque does so much, I really find it irreplaceable (such as a dash cam with gauge overlays, 0-60, 1/8, 1/4, 60-0, emissions readiness, data logging, graphing etc etc).

 

[joegr]

I have the older version of this:

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I got it a few years back to work on my daughter's 2012 Sonata. It's been very useful. It reads all the modules and allows you to set actuators and reset SRS and bleed ABS and that sort of stuff. I really wish it supported the 2018 G80 that I have now. (I haven't tried it yet, but there is no official support for the Genesis brand that I can see.) It mostly works on my Cadenza, but it does not find 100% of the modules like it does on the Sonata.

 

[PRINCE KEN]

Do you have an android based phone or an iPhone?
I use Android, bought an app called "Torque Pro" for $5 and a bluetooth OBDII (ELM327) adapter for $20. That's all you need. Rev and some other apps are available on the Apple store but will also require an OBD II adapter.
I've been able to see codes from when my car was built (they were never cleared). I can check transmission temperature as well. Not sure about Airbag errors though (I don't have any errors). More expensive dedicated OBD II readers may give more info, but torque does so much, I really find it irreplaceable (such as a dash cam with gauge overlays, 0-60, 1/8, 1/4, 60-0, emissions readiness, data logging, graphing etc etc).

No Kidding??!! That Sounds very impressive Q

 

[PRINCE KEN]

I have the older version of this:

For Hyundai Kia Auto OBD2 SRS ABS TPMS Code Reader Full System Vehicle Scanner | eBay

Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for For Hyundai Kia Auto OBD2 SRS ABS TPMS Code Reader Full System Vehicle Scanner at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!

www.ebay.com

I got it a few years back to work on my daughter's 2012 Sonata. It's been very useful. It reads all the modules and allows you to set actuators and reset SRS and bleed ABS and that sort of stuff. I really wish it supported the 2018 G80 that I have now. (I haven't tried it yet, but there is no official support for the Genesis brand that I can see.) It mostly works on my Cadenza, but it does not find 100% of the modules like it does on the Sonata.

Thanks

 

[PRINCE KEN]

Hi Ken, I have tried few of those over the years and found ‘Blue Driver’ to be the most comprehensive OBDII module around, not only it can accurately reads and able to clear most, if not all subsystems error codes, it can also suggest the required replacement item(s) directly on Amazon as well as the exact procedure required for potential repairs.
IMHO they have the most comprehensive database around and keep the module relevant by continually upgrading the firmware without requiring a hardware replacement .
Best of all they charge a single flat fee of just under $100, without the need for all that subscription nonsense.
I bought mine almost six years ago and it still works like a champ.

BlueDriver Bluetooth Pro OBDII Scan Tool for iPhone & Android

Thank you plenty for the information Daviderle

 

[PRINCE KEN]

Do you have an android based phone or an iPhone?
I use Android, bought an app called "Torque Pro" for $5 and a bluetooth OBDII (ELM327) adapter for $20. That's all you need. Rev and some other apps are available on the Apple store but will also require an OBD II adapter.
I've been able to see codes from when my car was built (they were never cleared). I can check transmission temperature as well. Not sure about Airbag errors though (I don't have any errors). More expensive dedicated OBD II readers may give more info, but torque does so much, I really find it irreplaceable (such as a dash cam with gauge overlays, 0-60, 1/8, 1/4, 60-0, emissions readiness, data logging, graphing etc etc).

As a matter of fact I had ordered something similar from Amazon yesterday but unfortunately once they started stating that I had to pay an undisclosed fee to someone else again I canceled my order I didn't have the full facts that it would be just 20 then 5 bucks