Good Afternoon,
I just wondered if anyone could recommend a good OBD2 reader at up say £100 for use on my Wife's 2004 1.4 C3 and my Xsara Picasso 1.6hdi.
Got an EML light on on the C3 after a cold damp early morning start - the car went into limp mode but returned to normal albeit with the light still showing and the Picasso is showing a failed ABS sensor so these are the type of things it will used to diagnose.
Any help / knowledge much appreciated.
Cheers
Darren
Recommended Budget OBD2 Reader?
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Re: Recommended Budget OBD2 Reader?
For PSA vehicles, you should consider getting a Lexia Kit, which is as near dealer-level as you can get. They can do a lot more than read and clear fault codes, but you'll really need a dedicated laptop to run the software as it is a messy installation.
Many members here including myself have purchased their kits from a UK supplier, with UK support:
https://www.easydiagnostics.co.uk/produ ... t-vehicles
There is a member discount scheme too, details here:
viewtopic.php?t=60112
Many members here including myself have purchased their kits from a UK supplier, with UK support:
https://www.easydiagnostics.co.uk/produ ... t-vehicles
There is a member discount scheme too, details here:
viewtopic.php?t=60112
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Re: Recommended Budget OBD2 Reader?
Hello Marc,
That's great Marc, thanks for the recommendation - much better than buyer something not fit for purpose.
Cheers
Darren
That's great Marc, thanks for the recommendation - much better than buyer something not fit for purpose.
Cheers
Darren