OBD2 Scanner Recommendation?

[bigcitymike]

I have to pick up a sightly more advanced OBD2 Scanner (ODBLink MX has reached it's limits) to troubleshoot a Silverado misfire issue. If possible, I'd like to pick one up one that may also be of use for my 2019 3500 6.7. Any recommendations? I'm looking for something that will show live feeds from the vehicle. Because of convenience (local purchase), I'm considering a Harbor Fraught Zurich ZR08, ZR11 or ZR13 as they are moderately priced scanner.

- Trying to keep the price under $200
- Anyone use any of the Zurich's for their Rams?
- What scanners do you use?
- Any one better over the other when being used on a RAM/FCA vehicle?

 

[abishoff]

What about the MX+ ?


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[bigcitymike]

What about the MX+ ?


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I could be wrong, but I think that uses the same software that the MX uses which is ODBLink, which is what’ve have. I couldn’t find a way in the application to follow live events for misfires, which the handheld Zurich does.

So if I’m going to buy a new scanner, I wanted to get one that could work with the RAM as well.

 

[abishoff]

I’d be interested in what you get and curious if it works with AlphaOBD


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[Burn'n Oil]

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[abishoff]

Innova.com: #1 US Brand for Scan Tools & Code Readers

Innova Electronics is proudly America's #1 Scan Tool, Code Reader, and Timing Light brand. Best and most reliable tools on the market.

www.innova.com

Does this work with Alpha OBD?


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[John Jensen]

OBDLink MX and the + are the best for AlfaOBD and recommended by tham

 

[Burn'n Oil]

Does this work with Alpha OBD?

No. They're standalone diagnostic/scan tools.