I'm interested at buy a OBD Diagnostic Tool, what model recomended?

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Asked by sadouglas21 Oct 12, 2015 at 12:14 PM about the 2005 Toyota Corolla LE

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Hi Gurus,

I need buy a OBD Diagnostic Tool, I have a Toyota Corolla 2005 and want
know what is the recomended tool for this job.

P.S. It is not very expensive

5 Answers

You can get one for a little as $50 from Amazon, personally I have an Actron CP9580 that I bought from Amazon for $180. But it is more of a scanner that I really need for a shade-tree mechanic that I am. The get as high as $400. Go to - https://actron.com/content/obd-ii-auto-scanner-plus

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You guys are right -- I had to go outside to see what model number I have. t-shoes is right, 'live data ' function is important and the $50 ones do not, but the one I have does

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Wow, $15.98 --- Tom, never ever heard of a scanner that cheap -- or better put inexpensive, not cheap as in low quality

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Based on my car scanner experience. A Bluetooth obd reader is best. Couple with a smart car inspector App like www.CarDr.com and you can detect all DTCs and gather great on board diagnostic data. I saw that they sell an obd Bluetooth adaptor as well at https://cardr.com/

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