2026-09-18 21:06 UTC
You can buy a cheap Bluetooth OBDII scanner online and use a free phone app like Torque to read and clear codes.
I think most chain auto part stores will also let you use their scanners for free.
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@SeeMarkFly@lemmy.ml 2026-09-18 21:31
I did get a cheap one but I work on my own cars so I now bought a much nicer one that has dealer level access. MOST of my cars are too old to have OBDII. 35 years and older…NO CUP HOLDERS.
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@5in1k@lemmy.zip 2026-09-19 22:16
I hadn’t bought an odb2 scanner in decades. I didn’t realize they have gotten advanced like that. I guess I should have.