This Motopower code reader tool has the ability to help you figure out the codes that are flashing on your car's dashboard - which could potentially save you hundreds in garage fees.
Motorists have praised a helpful car tool that can help you understand the codes on your dashboard and potentially save you a 'fortune in garage fees'.
The Motopower MP69033 OBD2 Scanner Universal Car Engine Fault Code Reader features a built-in OBD2 DTC look-up library to help you determine the cause of the code error. The scanner allows you to: The price of an average car diagnostics test ranges from £30 to £100 according to BookMyGarage - and Kwik-Fit recommends that people take their car for this test at least once a year.
One happy customer wrote: "My 3L V6 2010 Jaguar XF engine light came on - typically 2 days before my MOT! Bought this unit for next day delivery to see what it would tell me. Plugged it in to socket in my car and it light straight up. As soon as I turned on the car it flashed up there were two error codes - both relating to the air fuel mix in engine bank 1 and 2.
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