MaxiScan MS309 OBD2 Scanner Check Engine Fault Code Reader, Read/Clear Codes, View Freeze Frame Data, I/M Readiness Smog Check CAN Diagnostic Scan Tool for UK/EU Post-2006 Vehicles

This helped me solve an issue on my car the a garage would have charged a fortune for. Easy to use just plug in and follow the instructions and tells you what the codes are. It is quick to diagnose the issue all the palm of your hand easy to read and value for money.

Great little Scanner for basic car maintenance. Easy to use but cable is a bit short if your port is well hidden

Does the job, basic but useful for the price

It works well, easy to navigate, does what it’s supposed to. I had an engine light come up on my 2011 Vivaro, from the performance of the engine I had worked out it was the air mass sensor, ordered a new one plus this tester , plugged it in, straight away it found the sensor was faulty. Fitted the new so sensor, plugged the Autel in again, it confirmed no other problems present, erased the codes, engine light went out. Sorted! Well worth the money.

I have a 66 plate Dacia Duster with the diagnostics port hidden deep inside the glove box. It came up with an orange sine wave warning light which was cleared by the local garage for £30. I could do better for less. Hence my purchase of this product. It is simple to use but the flex needs to be longer. It didn't recognise the fault on the dashboard but cleared it all the same so I'm not sure what the issue is there. The garage mentioned the usual particle filter which they could change for £170. I'll keep this in the glovebox for the time being. The lack of instructions was obvious although it is very simple. The casing is tough and obviously doesn't require batteries either. You could do worse...

Great quality. As described. Arrived on time.

Looking for a way to diagnose those pesky check engine lights and clear codes without breaking the bank? The Autel MaxiScan MS309 OBD2 Scanner might be your answer. Even if you're a car novice, the MS309 is a breeze to operate. Simply plug it into your car's OBD2 port (usually located under the dashboard), and it retrieves trouble codes. The intuitive interface displays the codes along with clear definitions, saving you a trip to decipher cryptic manuals. No need to be a mechanic to understand what's ailing your car.

Rubbish