How to save money and check your own fault codes

Looking for a way to avoid expensive garage repair bills? Not sure if the mechanic is trying to pull a fast one? This video shows you how easy it is to read your own codes, how to use the data, and which ones are worth spending your money on.
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[@TheParrottBros]

Great video mate, super helpful for those looking to buy a tool to save them some money in the future

[@Chris-td9be]

Thanks for this info, Bryn. I need to clear a fault on my MK1 TT so will be getting an OBD reader in due course. Very useful to see your take on these three readers.

[@mistatt-ho3gt]

Thanks for sharing mate

[@Jeff-cv4qn]

Great Info!

[@eddherring4972]

I bought an iCarsoft POR 3.0 which was ok for my Porsche Cayenne Turbo S but was brand specific. I then bought a Topdon ArtiDiag 600S for my wife’s BMW X5 and then when I bought my TTs I use it on them as well. The ArtiDiag 600S does everything I could want, put a memory card in, connect it to my phone hotspot and I have touch screen diagnostics, service reset and on line error code searching. It covers most if not all vehicle manufacturers and it’s never been defeated yet. I carry the iCarsoft POR 3.0 in the Cayenne because there’s no point not having it there but if I’m working on the car at home I prefer to use the ArtiDiag 600S. For me it’s value for money, it compliments all my servicing requirements resetting intervals etc. it’s touch screen which is quicker and easier to use. It can even email diagnostics to my printer or to a garage printer for professional diagnostic printouts. It’s undefeated, covers all the manufacturers you could think of and some I’ve never heard of. It’s moderately priced but it will pay for itself many times over.

[@peterlowden3814]

Tbh I have VCDS and really don’t know how to work all
the functions, one of these would be alot more compact and easy to use until I get to grips with it

[@Trig0r]

Just bought a Bluedriver BT adapter from Amazon, glad you didn't review that one and say it was shit lol

[@Trig0r]

As a quick update to this, its actually pretty good, code reading, clearing, saves reports, live monitoring.
Given I tried one of those Carly things, this is certainly better, and its a one off payment not some subscription model like some are.

[@garyfinch1025]

Welcome to Mk2 ownership and the rear light earth terminal melting problem 🙂

[@BWSTT]

Yep gonna have a look at that soon, all good fun!