whats a good cheap odb2 reader?

[trademark83]

Ive seen these bluetooth ones on dx. Are these any good?

[AstralBody]

Just got mine in the mail today. Works really well. No complaints here. Info fed directly from your ECU to your program of choice (I use Torque Pro) and it's all quite accurate except a few things. But a fairly accurate guideline.

[Zuluwun]

Been using mine (occasional actual use, always plugged in) for a year-ish. No complaints here.

[ryan2.3]

i've got a couple in my cars. Been about a year and a half and they work great. You can get on amazon for about $15. Just be careful, some of them are just duds. My roommate bought one when i bought my two, but from a different seller. It wouldn't work on any of our cars. He had to return it. When you look in the clear blue casing, you could tell the circuit board wasn't even close to resembling each other.

[coppermica]

princess auto has a good selection of obd2 readers they range from $50-$1500 . i paid like $90 for mine its has a ton of options and even has the live feed . i think the brand name is either auto-link or autel .

[Tiesto]

You can go on Ebay and find some good deals. I prefer a standalone reader. I have an Actron and like it. Also princess auto has a good selection.

[Fobio]

Did Old Dirty Bastard come back from the death for a ODB2 tour?

Or you're talking OnBoard Diagnostics 2?

[LndM3]

Elm327 with Torque Pro app