Review on 🚗 OBDLink CX Bimmercode - Bluetooth 5.1 BLE OBD2 Adapter for BMW/Mini, iPhone/iOS & Android Compatible, Car Coding & OBD II Diagnostic Scanner by Paul Weakland

After figuring out how to hook it up, it's easy to use. It works for me with Toyota Highlander, Toyota Rav 4, Mini Cooper (first car I bought it for) and Jeep. I bought "extra data" in the app for Toyota ($9.99) and for Jeep ($9.99). I don't know exactly what additional data I got for each car's additional purchase, but I was able to see more data and troubleshoot issues at a deeper level than my cheap OBD2 reader that uses Torque Lite. And I've had success with Toyotas and Jeeps. I bought the BimmerLink software separately because I needed to register the battery on the Mini and the software that came with it didn't have that option (to my knowledge). I got a lot more out of it than I thought. The additional data allowed me to identify the problem as a variable valve timing solenoid, which I didn't even know was a solenoid prior to this diagnosis. My other OBD2 device gave P000A and P000B codes which didn't directly tell me the problem. This additional data device provided a data point for TID $81 in variable valve timing. With a bit of Googling, YouTube, and buying an AllData manual for my Jeep, I was able to put it all together. This problem is usually resolved with an oil flush, fresh oil and filter, and a small amount of brake cleaner. This tool and software put me on the brink of a problem. I am very happy.