Review on 🚗 BUDDYGO Universal OBD2 Scanner - OBD II CAN Diagnostic Scan Tool for Engine Fault Codes on OBDII Protocol Cars Since 1996 (Yellow) by Scott Lavimodiere

When my 2015 Dodge Ram arrived I went to my mechanic but found out he was deceased and through someone else, much less knowledgeable mechanic. They told me that my oxygen sensor (one of 4) had failed and that it would cost $800 to replace all 4 (usually you replace them all at the same time). Not trusting this mechanic, I ordered this reader to look at the codes for himself. It was of course the fuel pressure sensor, not the oxygen sensor(s). I bought this part from the dealer for $70 and installed a new one in less than 30 minutes. This little device saved me $700 ($800 per part) on repairs I didn't even need while telling me exactly what the problem was. The display is easy to read and the user interface is intuitive. So I'll take care of the repair myself. Thank you to whoever did this for a great blessing in my life. :)