OBD2 Scan Tools for the Car Enthusiast and Home Mechanic

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[tlg_icon_box icon=”ti-layout-slider-alt” box_layout=”center-box” title=”Custom Dashboards for extra data”]Create custom dashboards so you can see accurate engine information such as Boost, Water Temp, Revs, Intake air temp etc[/tlg_icon_box]

[tlg_icon_box icon=”ti-mobile” box_layout=”center-box” title=”Easily diagnose your car at home”]Allows you to plug into your car and easily see what the faults are and why they are coming up. No need to go to a mechanic to use their scan tool.[/tlg_icon_box]

[tlg_icon_box icon=”ti-money” box_layout=”center-box” title=”Buying a used car – check it first”]Handy tool to check what faults have come up in the past on a car you wish to buy and if there are any current faults. Saving you from lemons![/tlg_icon_box]

[tlg_headings title_tag=”h3″ icon=”” spacing=”mb40″ title=”OBD2 Scan Tools – Common Question”][tlg_accordion style=”accordion-style-2 accordion-auto-close”][tlg_accordion_content title=”Are they easy to use?”]Yes they are easy to use for anyone. There are two basic types:

Handheld – This is a stand alone unit so you do not need anything else for it to work and it powers itself from the OBD2 plug in your car. Great for people who are not to tech savy.

Device – This are OBD2 scan tools that connect to a mobile or tablet device. They can connect to android or iOS devices and use WiFi or Bluetooth to connect. These offer more options as you can use a number of different apps and create things like custom dashboards etc.[/tlg_accordion_content][tlg_accordion_content title=”Will it work with my car?”]If you are in Australia and your car is between 2005-2010 then on 99% of cars they will work. There are a couple cars where this is not the case but it is not that common. If you car is newer than 2010 then they will work on all these vehicles.[/tlg_accordion_content][/tlg_accordion]

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