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BAFX Auto OBD2 Diagnostic Bluetooth Scanner Tool (Android Devices Only) Expired
$13.50
$20.99
BAFX via Amazon has BAFX Auto OBD2 Diagnostic Bluetooth Scanner Tool (Android Devices Only) on sale for $13.48. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.
Thanks to community member 2hats for finding this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to community member 2hats for finding this deal.
Key Features:
- Depending on your car model you can:
- Read and clear your 'Check Engine' light
- Identify car troubles before they become serious
- Get readings on your emissions to ensure you'll pass any tests
- Check you air/fuel ratio
- Confirm your O2 sensors are working properly
- Obtain info on a variety of other car readings
- 3rd Party Apps: Compatible with Torque Pro & Lite, Piston, DashCommand, OBD Fusion & more
- Compliant with ELM command sets
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Edited July 4, 2021
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Cheapest price posted on Slickdeals - beats previous front page by 4% :-)
I have one - works great with all the usual OBD Apps!
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I have one - works great with all the usual OBD Apps!
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Last Edited by faheyd
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Does NOT work with FORSCAN software for anyone wondering that uses that. Works fine for ordinary type scanning software like Torque, etc. /Dylan
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I don't know how someone can think that this can trick the car into believing that it doesn't have a problem. If a car has an issue with a sensor, then it has an issue with a sensor and this DOES NOT trick the car into believing anything.
But it looks like someone tricked you into believing that they know how to work on cars. Please let someone else work on your car for you!
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In the torque app u can click on the code and it will take you to a web page where it explains what the code is.
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Awesome was wondering if he had tested this one. I know he says alot of the cheap wireless ones have app issues. In for one. Thanks.
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any experience with AliExpress version?
I use Torque pro as well. I've only used it on older cars, nothing newer than 2006 if it matters.
What cars? Where are you seeing this? Do these people have fuses in their cars fusebox? I have doubts.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00652G4TS
The car has to have OBD2 port in order to operate this scanner properly.
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It's mostly ones leaving it in the port which even according to Scotty is a bad idea since it was designed to be a scanner tool not plug in and leave reader. I wouldn't take a chance on screwing up cars computer (just in case) by leaving it in the port constantly connected but that's just my opinion.