Can anyone recommend a decent fault code reader that does not require the use of a PC?

Have had a look about and there seem to be a lot of products that you need a PC for (think the ESP one is the most popular) but not a lot of stand alone ones......

Must be able to read Newage ECU's....

 

I have a ScanGauge II and it is very useful for recording fault codes.

As fitted to my old MY03 WRX

https://www.scoobynet.com/ireland-no...ml#post7371103

Now fitted to MY06 STi.

 

The MAC tool guy was selling a tiny one for £45 + vat last Friday, it is powered from the EOBD socket and looks a nice handy bit of kit.

One of our apprentices bought one, I will get some more info off it tomorrow if he has it with him...

 

i use a memoscan hand held obd2 seen here-

Memoscan.cn

works fine on all 01 onwards subarus

 

Has anyone got/used either of PSI3 systems? Any good?

 

This is the MAC one as mentioned...

 

i bought a geniscan gs400 off ebay works a treat and good price.and delivered from us in 4 days with no customs fee's.
this is the same as the geniscan but badged differently and from the seller i used eBay Motors: J1000 Scanner OBD 2 Can-Bus Code Reader canbus~OBD2 car (item 370006004377 end time Dec-17-07 19:40:02 PST)

 

Both of those look pretty good - I'll check out their websites.

Can you comment on my other question about the PSI3?

Darren

 

apparently the psi3 is very good with all the info it gives you and would also look good fitted in dash if you had a single din head unit, but it does cost a lot more.
so it all depends on your budget.

 

A couple of shots of the MAC one in action on my Scoob, sorry about the picture quality...

 

I'm looking to buy a fault code reader for my 1995 impreza import. Can someone tell me a good handheld one that would work on my car because I dont know what plug is fitted to my car? Thanks

 

Scanguage II For me as well, never leaves my car

 

Someone will correct me If I'm wrong, but I don't think you could use a fault code reader on a 95. The OBD port was only being introduced as standard on cars from 96.
However, you are still in luck, because you can still read fault codes for free:

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