Hi,Visited autozone over the weekend and they no longer loan out the engine scanner.
I check out Kragen and they have quite a few OBD2 to choose from.Any recommendation regarding to which one to get?What are the difference between a $60 vs $250 ones?
Will getting the cheapest one be good enough?
I appreciate if someone can show where to get it for less but can get the job done.
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Which OBDII Scanner to get? for less $$$$
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Re: Which OBDII Scanner to get? for less $$$$ (miata007)
Personally i would just drive to autozone every time you had a code, how often do you think you'd use an OBDII scanner?
Re: Which OBDII Scanner to get? for less $$$$ (elwesso)
You've missed my initial email. Autozone no longer loan out the tool nor help you get the code.
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Re: Which OBDII Scanner to get? for less $$$$ (miata007)
Look for the post recommending the Harbor Freight one. Haven't used it, but it looks quite competent if if holds up.
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Re: Which OBDII Scanner to get? for less $$$$ (miata007)
In that case, I think what you need to find is a different Autozone, not an OBDII scanner.miata007 wrote:You've missed my initial email. Autozone no longer loan out the tool nor help you get the code.
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You may find this thread helpful:zer...63679
It includes a link to the above mentioned Harbor Freight scanner.