OBD II reader - suggestions?

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I’m looking for a reader that’s easy to use can read and clear codes and doesn’t break the bank. Suggestions?

 

[pelletman]

Blue Driver

 

[Tallpilot]

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007XE8C74/?tag=atomicindus08-20

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B073RF7Z47/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[MrDeerHunter]

Blue Driver

I love the bluedriver. It is an absolute solid purchase for weekend wrenchers. It is a staple when on the road. It solves more problems than I expected. It gave me the report on how to fix a steering position sensor in my wife's Yukon. When the stealership couldn't figure it out before I bought it. Blue driver works well for GM vehicles (that's all I have). I wish they would come out with an update that would allow you to shutdown cylinders. But for a $100 bucks it is incredible. The online updating is the best thing about it.

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[macs_rock]

I really like my Autel ML619.

 

[kelpaso1]

I love the bluedriver. It is an absolute solid purchase for weekend wrenchers. It is a staple when on the road. It solves more problems than I expected. It gave me the report on how to fix a steering position sensor in my wife's Yukon. When the stealership couldn't figure it out before I bought it. Blue driver works well for GM vehicles (that's all I have). I wish they would come out with an update that would allow you to shutdown cylinders. But for a $100 bucks it is incredible. The online updating is the best thing about it.

Sent from my Moto Z (2) using The Garage Journal mobile app

A hundred bucks? I paid $30 for mine on Amazon and the software is free for ipad or phone.

 

[MrDeerHunter]

A hundred bucks? I paid $30 for mine on Amazon and the software is free for ipad or phone.

For the blue driver?

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