rajsid

Hi guys, I have a 2001 F150
I am looking to buy an OBD2 reader. There are too many options out there and I am not sure which one to buy. Can someone make a few reasonably priced ones?

I am looking for something under $250

I also have a 2007 Honda. I would like something that will work for both cars.

Thank you in advance.

light8008

I think the us703 scanner and the elm327 are the good choice.

Pity7700

edge evolution programmer. programmer and an OBD2 code reader.

Ziplocman

My buddy has an UltraGauge. It was only like 70 bones! It's got a whole bunch of different pages, and it'll also show any codes your truck throws. Works great, and you get a lot of bang for your buck. Always a plus

jv2000

I have code reader solution I like that works great on my Expedition (i've also used it to read and clear codes on a 2004 Tundra and on my wife's 2006 BMW X3). It's a Bluetooth OBDII connector that you pair up to and Android powered smart phone. Here is a little write up/review I did for it and for the Torque Pro app, hope it helps ...


ELM327 Bluetooth OBDII Reader and Torque Android App Review

A good standalone reader is this one (haven't tried it but the reviews are really good):

osimic

I have an Actron CP9575 which I purchased from Amazon. It was in the $100 range and works quite well. I also purchased the Haynes Techbook on OBD-II which is well worth while. They use an EZ-Scan 5000 to do much of their trouble shooting. They also use a unit which connects with a laptop. I would go that route if I could afford it.