Scan Tools - Who uses what?

**Disco4SE** · 21st January 2012, 06:34 AM

Originally Posted by RoverLander

Another way to go is to use your mobile phone as the reader. I have a bluetooth obd reader tucked up under the panel under the steering wheel. It just stays plugged into the obd port of the car. I thenhave the mobile phone on its holder. The phone runs an application called Torque. It has the same limitations as most readers that are not specific to the d3/4. It does provide a lot of information including fault codes. I have also cleared fault codes.

Roverlander, what is the make / model number of your OBD reader?
I tried to purchase one on ebay only to find out that it didnt suit the D4 3.0Lt.
Cheers, Craig

**p38arover** · 21st January 2012, 07:13 AM

Originally Posted by garrycol

Until it got blown up by the EM pulse of a nearby lightning strike in december, I had a Scanguage fitted to my RRS and I am missing it a lot and will buy another soon.

Get them from Wooders Garage in Hornsby NSW - they are usually cheaper and they advertise on ebay all the time.

I also have a ScanGauge II. I bought it from the Aust. distributor in Lithgow Australian ScanGauge Sales and Support - Ample Outdoors Wooders' price is $11 more.

**p38arover** · 21st January 2012, 08:18 AM

Here's another alternative (quite well priced, too): UltraGauge Automotive Information Center and OBDII Scan Tool

DougLD · 25th January 2012, 04:48 AM

Hi Ron
Will this unit work on a Disco 2 looks great to me as a extra little tool.
Regards
Doug

**p38arover** · 25th January 2012, 08:04 AM

Sorry, Doug, I don't know. Does their website give a list of vehicles?

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