Quinton Ray Fussell

What kind of diagnostic reader should I go for with a tight budget? something under 150. anyone have any recommendations or experience with cheaper readers? The real question I guess is would I ever need one for an extensive amount time?

CS_AR

I've been using one of these Harbor Freight $45 scanners for about 7 years. I'm starting to see them at WalMart for less. Nothing fancy.. It does the job.

DBear

I've bought a few (including a couple for my kids) that look just like that on Amazon, the last being about $17. They only tell you the codes, but they've always worked fine for me.

The best diagnostic tool you can get is this forum...

Quinton Ray Fussell

Thanks fellas.

uFluidics

Google search OBD II Bluetooth scanner; I got the cheapest one I could find; prices vary for essentially the same thing. $15-20
I use the free Torque app on my smartphone to read/reset the codes.