🔧 Kepouse Products OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth Code Reader & Diagnostic Tool for 96% of Petrol Vehicles - Bluetooth 4.0 - Displays Current Sensor Data - Fuel System Status, Coolant Temperature, More" -> "Kepouse OBD2 Scanner Bluetooth Code Reader & Diagnostic Tool - 96% Compatibility with Petrol Vehicles - Bluetooth 4.0 - Display of Current Sensor Data - Fuel System Status, Coolant Temperature, and More Review

I've wanted one for a long time but didn't want to shell out a high price. For under $25 I took the risk and I'm very excited to see what it can do. It is compatible with several different applications, so there are many options. The instructions are a bit subtle, but if you use your common sense, there's no harm in figuring it out. Once configured, you can set up different profiles for different vehicles (at least in the Torque Pro app that I tried). Is it weird that I can't wait for that…

I got one of these for my wife's car a year ago and keep it on all the time so I can see any problems at a glance. I don't have to look for someone to tell me what happened. I bought this new e-reader for my adult son who travels constantly and has had several instances where his car was on the road and he needed to know what's going on. It is very easy to use and will help you decide what to do next when your car breaks down. I once had a bad oxygen sensor and this reader told me what it was…

Ready to use! It connects to your OBD2 interface. There is a Power LED and a Link LED to let you know the status of the device. Just download one of the many applications that work with the ELM327 chipset in this module. The web link provided in the user manual will offer you various options/suggestions. I chose TorquePro because I've used it before and it has handy features like live dashboard (see photo) and reverse image for windshield projection for windshield display. You can use this…

The other scanner is larger and good of its kind but this is my favorite scanner as the phone interface with the car section that plugs into the base of my steering column was excellent. So I'm sitting in my machine with the app open and this tiny element shown in the post has been connected. It immediately finds the source of my check engine and then gives me websites/videos that explain the problem to me so I have an idea of what to expect priced to fix it or buy a part and fix it your own…

I have an old ELM327 compatible reader that I have in one of my cars but I wanted a new reader for my 2014 Ford Escape. It's nice to keep in the car in case you come across an error code on the go. This Kepouse Products ODBII reader is nicely packaged and has two status LEDs at the end. I connected it to an ODBII port on my computer and turned on my Android phone by running the suggested "Torque" app that I already had installed. I followed the instructions listed and liked that I didn't have…

I am so impressed with this little instrument. So easy to carry in your glove box or console when not in use. I had an O2 sensor code on my Jeep that I had to clear after replacing the O2 sensor. I connect it after downloading Car Scanner from App Store. It was such an easy connection and I was a bit surprised it actually worked! The Car Scanner app warned that the Chinese clones didn't work with their app and advised me to buy a special Bluetooth reader. But it connected with no problems. The…