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I have one of those actron pocket scan readers, had it for 10 years now since 96 & still works. Only reads codes though that's it.

Habbibie looks like a good reader still has good reviews might be a good way to go, carry a reader like that then set up for the forscan for like data,,,
 

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I purchased the cheap ebay elm327 mini and it won't connect to my 98 Expedition but works on my chevy . And yes I'm getting power to the elm327 . Any suggestions people!

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if your sure that you have power then i'm not sure, I know in the F250 mine stopped working it shared the fuse for the cigar lighter that had blown
 

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I have a Bosch that does ABS as well. I think I spent 119 for it. I should have gone up a step to get the other functions but it works for what I need. I had purchased a windows app with a bluetooth dongle but had more trouble with that than it was worth and sent it back. If you work on vehicles alot just spend the money on a good hand held. They are fast generally work quite well.
 

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This is a great thread. I've been pondering the same question. Thanks for everyone's responses.
 

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I have both a generic Android bluetooth dongle using Torque Pro and the VeePeak wifi for iphone using OBD Fusion. Both are similar and I like them both. They both are very adaptable for guage displays and have the ability to be used as a HUD.
 
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I have a Bosch that does ABS as well. I think I spent 119 for it. I should have gone up a step to get the other functions but it works for what I need. I had purchased a windows app with a bluetooth dongle but had more trouble with that than it was worth and sent it back. If you work on vehicles alot just spend the money on a good hand held. They are fast generally work quite well.

Just read about the Bosch different models I liked it looks like an easy interface
 
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I have both a generic Android bluetooth dongle using Torque Pro and the VeePeak wifi for iphone using OBD Fusion. Both are similar and I like them both. They both are very adaptable for guage displays and have the ability to be used as a HUD.

Thanks Chris do you find anything lacking with the OBD Fusion software? I will look into that one
 
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