Looking for OBDII scanner

If you want the most functions you can pay US$1,345 and buy Techstream Lite:
https://techinfo.toyota.com:443/tec...hinfo/html/prelogin/docs/tsliteflyertinfo.pdf

If you want to pay the lowest price you can buy a generic OBD-II code reader that will be close to useless if you have a serious Prius problem. It might read engine ECU DTC, that's about it.

So, you have to decide how serious you are about needing functionality vs. a low price.

 

get the Bluetooth one and not the USB one ...

WIRELESS BLUETOOTH OBDII OBD 2 INTERFACE CAN-BUS B05: eBay Motors (item 300429100699 end time Jul-18-10 23:35:00 PDT)

that way you can use it with any of the smartphones (instead of lugging a lappy and hanging wires) ... as well as with the laptop ...

hope this helps!

 

so the one being expensive can do what an office toyota scan tool can do?.. as in change the Fluids and drain.. as some are electronic or you do it the manual way.. like the brake bleeding?

 

where is the direct link to checkout so i can buy this

 

The link that I provided shows a toll-free # that you can call to place your order.

 

I'm in a pickle with a gen2 traction battery: Warning light and independent mechanic came up with Traction battery error but no specific codes. Here in Tucson its HOT and I'm pretty sure the Battery is fried('06 w/ 115k). Started to rebuild and found leakage, not sure which mod, but had three mods fail when cycling, one near the leakage so hoping that failed mod was it.
Which brings me to needing an affordable Scan tool. In for a penny in for a pound(chargers, ebay mods, powersupply...probably should've had the craiglist guy do it or showed up at Patrick's house) So are there any recent and decent recommendations for a scanner that can read the traction battery mod voltages and error/PID codes? I would like to correlate error codes to specific mod. I don't think bluetooth/wifi is essential but it would be nice.
Its been kinda of fun so far, cheating death and all but the peanut gallery suggestions to speed things along are getting old..." Why can't you stick your tongue on the post to see which ones dead?"

Thanks for any guidance.

 

Mini VCI gets most of the buzz around here these days.

-Chap

 

Thanks Chapman. I see the cable and driver online but it seems to need an application like techstream($1K+) to pull up those battery mod codes. Am I mistaken? Is there something for the trailer trash economy?

 

Mini-VCI already has that software. It’s just Chinese pirated version. So don’t use the same laptop for something important…

 

hey many thanks
smokin