🚗 Foseal OBD2 Code Reader: Professional Automotive Check Engine Light Error Analyzer for OBDII Protocol Cars Since 1996 Review

I only bought this to check codes on my cars and so far it has worked as expected. Keep in mind that this is a simple tool and will only give you a general description of your code. I had to take my generic code and look it up on the internet by model, but it's still better than going to a mechanic or parts store to have the code verified. There's also a real-time monitoring feature, which I found useful for a recent upgrade to my car's intake, simply monitoring the fuel-air mixture while…

This item is easy to use. So easy, I didn't even read the instructions. I bought a 2002 Cavalier with 100,800 miles on it. In earnest. The check engine light came on. I ordered this, took it out of the box and plugged it into the connector (which is usually under the steering column). I got the codes (car battery powered), pushed a few buttons, they told me it was emissions control. No shocker. The car is 18 years old, driven very little. The hoses have small leaks. So I pushed the button and…

After hours of comparing different ODB2 smartphone readers available on Amazon, they all seemed to have problems of one kind or another, whether they work at all worked or not, iOS/Android incompatibility, disconnection, constantly waiting for code to be read, or using a questionable third-party app, I decided to give this a try to see why my service engine soon caught fire. Worked great on my 2013 Ford F150 Raptor, read the code as it should (in my case P2098 which was a saved code because the