[TR] Off Topic Code Reader

[Bud R]

Not on the low end but this product looks pretty cool to tie in with  
your smart phones.

Just thought I'd throw it out for the list's perusing.

https://gopoint-technology.mybigcommerce.com/products/


Bud Rolofson

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On Jan 16, 2014, at 7:15 PM, Greg Lemon wrote:

> Sorry to bomb the list, but thought this topic might be of interest  
> to more than just me.
>
> In addition to an old Triumph, my family has several newer cars that  
> are new enough to have OBDII diagnostic ports on them, but old  
> enough for me to need to work on them from time to time, and I am  
> the family mechanic.
>
> Some of you may be in the same boat, I am thinking of buying my own  
> code reader, I know you can get it done at your local parts store  
> for free, but often would be more convenient to be able to do this  
> at home.
>
> I notice that you can buy them new anywhere from under $20 on ebay  
> and Amazon, to middle of the range looking stuff for maybe $60 to  
> $100+, to professional type stuff for $250 or more.
>
> I am tempted to pick up a cheap one, but if the only one's worth  
> having are several hundred bucks I will just keep running to Advance  
> Auto to have it done.
>
> Anybody had any experience, particularly at the low end?
>
> Thanks, Greg Lemon
>
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