mrbungle25

Came across this really inexpensive but highly rated scanner. Reads and clears codes. Too good of a deal to not pass along this info to the group

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edgalang

Thanks, but I think the reason they've come down in price so much is because folks are transitioning to smart phone enabled scanners. Personally I use OBD Fusion.
https://www.obdsoftware.net/software/obdfusion

Software runs for about $4 and a generic WIFI enabled OBD adapter for $10-20.

mrbungle25

True. I was just all ,"hey, cheap scanner!".

LCPLPunk

I've got one of those!