ScanGauge2 vs ScanGauge3: Which One Should You Buy?

Join us in this short video where we compare two titans of the OBD digital gauge monitor market: The all new ScanGauge3 and it's predecessor, the ever so resilient ScanGauge2.
Naturally, we get many people asking us the key differences between the two units before they make a purchase. After selling the all new ScanGauge3 for over 1 year now, collecting lots of feedback and testing, now is a great time to take a look at how the two units size up against one another!
We'll take a look at how they compare in digital gauges such as coolant temperatures, boost, battery voltage etc. As well as those vital vehicle specific gauges such as transmission temperatures, EGT, DPF and more! Together with many other key features such as the built in engine code reader, gauge alerts and more!
00:00 Intro
00:25 Size & Design
00:44 Digital Gauges
01:17 X-gauges
01:44 Visual & Audio Alerts
02:17 Wifi Updates
02:32 Built in Engine Code Reader
02:56 Window Mount
03:09 Price
03:21 Summary
For more info on both units head over to AZscanners:
ScanGauge2: www.azscanners.com.au/scangau...
ScanGauge3: www.azscanners.com.au/scangau...
Explore our full OBD scan tool range here: www.azscanners.com.au/

[@tio123ist]

Which one for a 2000 Ford falcon au series 2 4ltr i6 automatic?

[@CogenMan3]

Had a SG2 for many years. Bought the SG3 when it first came out. Both are great but the 3 is by far a great improvement. Yes it is expensive but well worth the money.

[@azscanners]

Thanks for taking the time to leave review, much appreciated.

[@lithgowlights859]

I bought a ScanGauge 2 back when they were first released and they were great to monitor a couple of things, plus being able to do simple diagnosing and resetting of simple faults. My son now has it in his car, and I recently purchased the ScanGauge 3 and put it in my mustang. Yes it's expensive, yes it's large, but wow it's a powerful diagnostic instrument thats a great addition to my car. It sits and monitors 9 standard and x-gauge items (even though the mustang is not listed as having x-gauge items, it sure does), plus 2 more 9 item pages of less important things that I can flick to if I want.
I almost want a second one for the Calais, but might have to wait for a sale or something to get one.

[@azscanners]

Thank you for taking your time to share the positive feed back. Much appriciated. Please reach out to us directly via our website and we will try to make an offer for you for the next ScanGauge.

[@bradleyswift1986]

Scan gauge 3 is so good anyone towing or doing 4wding should have one for sure

[@toddincabo]

@AZscanners Thanks for the video. On ScanGauge3 can you choose to have fewer tiles per screen than 9. I would like oil pressure, water temp and trans. temp only on 1'st screen. thank you

[@azscanners]

Yes you can only choose 4 or 6 if 9 is too many.
In regards to the gauges avaialble that depends on the vehicle. What is your vehicle - make, model & year make?

[@toddincabo]

@@azscanners Thank you. My vehicle is a 99 VW Rialta Winnebago/ T4 Eurovan chassis.

[@azscanners]

@@toddincabo Are you located in US or Australia?

[@toddincabo]

@azscanners ​ I currently live in Cabo Mexico, but my RV is in Alabama, U.S. where I will be ordering the gauge.

[@azscanners]

@@toddincabo and what is the diagnostic plug on your RV like - is it 16 pins trapezoid shape (obd) or 6 or 9 pins round plug?

[@Somemjf]

Thinking about just going for the scan gage 2 for smaller design. On the two can you set an alarm to alert you of high trans temp?

[@azscanners]

Unfortunately not. Only the ScanGauge3 has the alarms available.