OBDLink

Maybe even the best scanner under $1000, I was so impressed with my original MX that when the MX plus came out with the free add-ons i had to buy it and it’s already paid for itself 10 times over, it reads hundreds and some times even thousands of PID’s on most 2000+ vehicles, it’s great if you have the factory service manual and can follow the diagnostic procedures you don’t need a $5000 reader /software for every different car manufacturer this one does it all. Also I took a look at the negative reviews I got through about 10 of them and it was obvious that 90% of them are people that don’t know what they’re doing.

Been working great for multiple cars and a couple apps on my iPhone. However lately iPhone 13 Max PRO (iOS 15.7 and 16) just causes device to shut down when attempting to connect to vehicle. Bluetooth connects and can even perform firmware updates from app but querying the vehicle just shuts the MX+ device down. Happens on two MX+ units now and three different vehicles. IPad however was able to connect. Support has been a little slow in response/resolution but I feel the are stumped trying to figure it out. Will update when resolved.

I drive a 1999 Pontiac Bonneville, and can now watch my fuel economy, watch what my O2 sensors are doing, MAF, etc., record all my trip data, create my own dash, troubleshooting codes, and many more. I just recently replaced all upper gaskets on that ole 3800 with 240,000 miles on it, lower intake gaskets, upper plenum and gaskets, valve cover gaskets, new water pump, new radiator, plugs, wires, and was worry free with the OBDLINK connected on startup. Absolutely no errors, and watching the engine basically retune itself was really cool. Highly recommend this device if your a nerd like me and love watching and learning the awesome technology in our vehicles today. It’s truly amazing.