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Review title: You're buying a scam.
Product review: Codes read from OBDII connection in your car have to be identified by the so-called Equus manufacturer, whether that be Equus, Innova, IEC, CanOBDII.com, or whatever other name they might be using at any time. They don't offer to let you print out the range of codes for your car. Instead, they provide the bare code info after you give them a mountain of info about yourself, including the VIN of your car, that you wouldn't want to give to strangers, but you want the information, say, for code P0303. Turns out it's "Misfire." Then they offer to tell you more for $15. Rather than buy this intro to a scam, just go to NAPA, Advance Auto, O'Reilly, Auto Zone or any other auto parts and get your code read free. Now, after throwing this thing away, I'm bracing for friendly solicitations from the thousand marketers they sell my info to.
