I have a 2016 pilot that is giving me an intermittent check engine light. I would like to purchase a scanner to diagnose this and any future issues. I am considering the foxwell 530 and 630 as well as the bluedriver. Any reason to choose one of these over the others?
sailor231
For the Foxwell scanners, you may want to check this table Foxwell scanners
It looks like NT650 is the current updated 630, and it does not support all systems. 530 seems a better choice, between the two.
It looks like NT650 is the current updated 630, and it does not support all systems. 530 seems a better choice, between the two.
Not sure what price point you are trying to stay around but here is a scanner to access all Honda systems
Honda Scan Reader
Honda Scan Reader
I have this one, it has saved me about 1000..00 and two trips to the dealer. It even programs keys and battery resets.
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Looking for exact things as OP
Looking for an easy to read, short learning curve for a layman with basic mechanical skills. Monitor trans shift points, coolant temps, overall engine/trans drive train etc.
2016 LX, so, no touch screen , being able to configure door auto locks would be a + .
Getting into VCM tuner and want to monitor the activity
Also FYI by layman, brakes, belts hoses, spark plugs, fluid changes, change batteries. Only electrical thing I've ever ran was an ohm meter.
Looking for exact things as OP
Looking for an easy to read, short learning curve for a layman with basic mechanical skills. Monitor trans shift points, coolant temps, overall engine/trans drive train etc.
2016 LX, so, no touch screen
, being able to configure door auto locks would be a + .Getting into VCM tuner and want to monitor the activity
Also FYI by layman, brakes, belts hoses, spark plugs, fluid changes, change batteries. Only electrical thing I've ever ran was an ohm meter.
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