OBD2 Scanner
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jono878
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OBD2 Scanner
I have 2016 caddy maxi. What are people using for a scanner?
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Lockstock
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- Engine size/power: 2.0 CR TDI (108bhp)
Re: OBD2 Scanner
VCDS is the best
ODB eleven is virtually as good and from what I've read it's more user friendly
Some people have recommended Carley, but I've no experience of it
ODB eleven is virtually as good and from what I've read it's more user friendly
Some people have recommended Carley, but I've no experience of it
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petrev
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Re: OBD2 Scanner
I use OBDEleven for quick and easy.
VCDS does a tiny bit more. Autoscan allied with the advice forum is a great feature - don't bother with mobile upgrade (unless that is your only option) I never seem to get mobile to work !?! Wireless connection is kind of nice but you need a wired connection for FW updates if I remember correctly.
Carly is pretty limited, or was when I tried it. I keep it just because you can use the dongle with generic OBDII apps. Good dongle.
VCDS does a tiny bit more. Autoscan allied with the advice forum is a great feature - don't bother with mobile upgrade (unless that is your only option) I never seem to get mobile to work !?! Wireless connection is kind of nice but you need a wired connection for FW updates if I remember correctly.
Carly is pretty limited, or was when I tried it. I keep it just because you can use the dongle with generic OBDII apps. Good dongle.
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Nwcaddy
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- Engine size/power: 1.9 TDI (104bhp)
Re: OBD2 Scanner
Another vouch for OBD Eleven.