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#326123
Anyone try these Blue Tooth ODB2 Diagnostic Tool before?

I almost pulled the trigger on buying a proprietary reader but they're about 120~150 dollars! Coupled with an Android app like Torque Pro I can buy both for under 30 bucks... falls under the too good to be true category but the reviews for both are actually stellar.
#326540
Some of us can't afford the 90 to 120 dollars an hour mechanic's fee. :blush: Seriously, one good repair done on your own is the difference between three or four hundred dollars more in your pocket than less!

Plus I can say that I know what antifreeze tastes like.
#326546
What's Burning? wrote:Some of us can't afford the 90 to 120 dollars an hour mechanic's fee. :blush: Seriously, one good repair done on your own is the difference between three or four hundred dollars more in your pocket than less!

Plus I can say that I know what antifreeze tastes like.
Well, with all the sticky wheel nuts and gearbox issues, I'm not surprised you have to do yours yourself.

[weak joke, as you mentioned f1 forum, I pointed out in f1 they have sperate mechanics, and referred to the Ferrari ones, I don't actually have a car]
#326600
Jabberwocky wrote:I have used the VAGcom ODB2 reader, that saved me a lot of cash when I had the golf.

Now I have the Landy, electronics are a thing of the future. The radio reception goes when it rains.
But they're so much easier to fix! What year is it?
#327474
I use a handheld reader. I got it in 05 when no one had smartphones and such. When they go on sale at Canadian Tire it's a real steal.

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