OBD2 scan tool purchase advice needed

[slacker1972]

I got this one at a Pawn Shop for $200.00 about a year ago and it has been great.
It will read anything, log data and it works for ABS, brake adjustments etc

https://launchtechusa.com/crp229/

 

[MRM]

I picked up the 20 dollar special at Walmart.
I would like to monitor or be able to make some adjustments with one.
I finally broke the second upstream o2sensor loose and got it changed.
Cleaned maf sensor.
New plugs and air filter.
Ran some cleaner through a vaccumn hose.

Next is the pcv valve, fuel filter, and throttle body cleaning.
The fuel economy is bad on the Toyota 4.7 so I'm just getting it tuned up.

 

[MRM]

I got this one at a Pawn Shop for $200.00 about a year ago and it has been great.
It will read anything, log data and it works for ABS, brake adjustments etc

https://launchtechusa.com/crp229/

Nice find

 

[slacker1972]

Nice find

Yeah I got real lucky, I had a cheap one that worked good but this one does it all, has free updates and came with connectors for Mercedes and BMW I believe.
A friend of mine has one and once I used his I had to have one.

 

[Austin Lumpkin]

Pawnshop has a launchtech crp123 premium for 125 yesterday

 

[Ex313]

I bought a Bluetooth odb2 reader from Amazon for like 25 bucks and an app called Torque. Very happy with the combo. I wouldn't buy a stalls alone model, definitely something that stays updated like Torque.

Torque is pretty good.

 

[User170512]

Have used several, but really like my BAFX Products 34t5. Works very well and $20 or so on Amazon.

 

[georgia357]

Have used several, but really like my BAFX Products 34t5. Works very well and $20 or so on Amazon.

What's the difference between that one and the others you had?

 

[User170512]

What's the difference between that one and the others you had?

It is better built, more compatible and more reliable than the other one it replaced (some sort of clearish blue plastic case).

 

[User170512]

X2 on Torque app as well.