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Best OBD2 Scanner For At Home Mechanic

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Best OBD2 Scanner For At Home Mechanic

_anthonyvu_@alien.topB to Mechanic Advice@gearhead.townEnglish · 1 year ago

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I’m currently using a Bluetooth craftsman scanner and I need something more reliable and can read more. I work on cars and resell them. What’s a good tablet scanner that can read check engine light codes, abs, srs, and tmps from all manufacturers. Auto bleed would be a nice bonus but not necessary.

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Xtool D7 or D8, car care nut on YT has a review of both. I have the D7 and it’s been super solid.
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  Please have a seat over here. What are you doing here tonigh
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    I promise I’ve never done this before!!
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  I’ll check it out

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