Code scanner

[oftpiste]

just saw this this morning

https://www.automatic.com/?utm_sour...=cpc&utm_campaign=nanigans&nan_pid=1804073503

anyone have any experience?

 

[SmoothLC]

No, but that looks pretty sharp. Thanks for pointing to it! I'm going to dig into it since I've been looking for something since I switched from an Android phone to an iPhone.

 

[SkiLyft]

If you decide to jump on that keep us posted. I saw that a few weeks ago and thought it looked great but wondered about the use-ability!

 

[perrobravo]

There are mixed reviews on Amazon on the Automatic. Apparently some security/privacy questions, incomplete list of codes, and some complaints about multiple users/cars.

YMMV

 

[buddysharp]

Just had the dreaded brake\actuator\lights and alarm failure today. Trying to find a code scanner and called ScanGuage II (Linear Logic, INC). They DO NOT have a product that reads ABS codes. Looking into the Actron UScan but not holding out much hope there.

 

[PADDO]

Innova 3150b

 

[buddysharp]

Innova 3150b

Thanks for the tip! Personal experience, PADDO? In the reviews on Amazon, one noted that it might not work on Toyota ABS DTC's.

 

[PADDO]

Yes personal experience, purchased one maybe four + years ago to diagnose a defect with my SRS module. It reads/clears SRS and ABS codes in an 03 LX.

 

[Ermagerd]

I'm on ios8.3, and am using engine link with an LeLink adapter. It works great as a scantool that has basic parameter viewing. There is a pretty decent list of parameters that can be viewed. Since I use this on multiple vehicles, my only complaint is that I can't view bmw vanos timing angles. What can I really expect for $40 total though.