CODE READER

[the alarming man]

obviously the tech 2 is the best tool for reading codes/diagnostics etc,but how much and where do you get a rudementary code reader from 

[RobG]

Start around £50  up. depends on your budget

[the alarming man]

so what is the best one for around £ 50 - £ 100 and where would you buy one from the dreaded bay???   

[RobG]

These aren`t too bad http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=gs500+maxscan&rls=com.microsoft:en-GB:IE-Address&oe=UTF-8&rlz=1I7GGIH_en&redir_esc=&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=mnTpTJ3VF4-zhAfJ9tEP&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4&ved=0CEgQrQQwAw

[Tezzyd]

There's a good selection from here www.scantool-direct.co.uk

[TheBoy]

I wonder why I bothered writing the guide on code readers.....

[Chris_H]

I wonder why I bothered writing the guide on code readers.....

Well help him out with the link

[the alarming man]

thanks if i could have found the guide i wouldnt have posted a question 

[Auto Addict]

thanks if i could have found the guide i wouldnt have posted a question 

It's not that difficult to find, there are only two sections it can possibly be in.

....and both are well indexed.

[TheBoy]

Always worth checking the index of the FAQ section and the Maintenence Guides section - both have a index of posts at the top

[Chris_H]

Always worth checking the index of the FAQ section and the Maintenence Guides section - both have a index of posts at the top

It's a lot easier to find these things when you don't need them.   It's Murphy's Law again.  I've spent ages looking for stuff even when I know it's there and have drawn a blank in the past.

[TheBoy]

Always worth checking the index of the FAQ section and the Maintenence Guides section - both have a index of posts at the top

It's a lot easier to find these things when you don't need them.   It's Murphy's Law again.  I've spent ages looking for stuff even when I know it's there and have drawn a blank in the past.

But still better than using the site's search function