AUTEL $600 OBD2 READER VS TEMU $20 READER

2006 h3 hummer
2010 Cadillac cts 4
1999 silverado
$20 obd2 share.temu.com...
$600 Autel MaxiPRO MP808S www.ebay.com/i...
Just for fun

[@AriasElectronics]

Muy buen video. La diferencia de $20 y $600 es que con el de $20 sólo puedes leer y borra códigos y sólo tiene acceso al ECM o computadora del motor. Con el Autel puedes hacer eso mimo y además podras hacer algunos servicios especiales en otros módulos y active test (probar algunos actuadores) Saludos desde Tampa, Florida.

[@jamesmegil7413]

gracias por el resumen en español, vale la pena entonces ?

[@jamesguzmanii9812]

The $580 difference is the Bi-directional control. Apples to oranges buddy. The $20 reader is just a reader, the Autel is a diagnostic tool. The $20 reader is what I would give to one of my customers if there was an intermittent issue, they can scan and record the code for me. I would throw that one in my wife or kids car. My Autel used to travel everywhere I went, now I use an Otofix D1. Much cheaper to own with most of the same control.

[@leeandmandybattersby5958]

The autel is not just a reader it will actually tell you how to fix the problem

[@CopperTop2024]

Cool video greatly appreciated the different vehicles and tests.

[@gottahavegoalsset]

Nice comparison. I like the real world examples.

[@heyden1995]

Thank you!

[@HennadiyKonoval]

I got that timu scanning tool and it's not picking up two issues that I have come up on my dash. I would say it is a bit of a hit and miss with that one. You may get lucky and it will work for you, it's not working on my car though.

[@Hugolopez732]

But you can also buy a sub 200 xtool scanner which also has bidirectional function… I have xtool and autel and both have bidirectional functions and read bcm pretty well

[@hosseinhayati9820]

Thank you Dr. in NJ :)

[@abdelazizfrank6395]

So wich one its better??

[@neverbackdown007]

Good advise! Thx!

[@user-if9qs8st5n]

Thank you for your video I just actually got the exact same one? Haven't used it as yet. Thanks again.

[@thecritico]

Autel is from Temu as well priced at $343 so far

[@mypointofview444]

Depends on what the device is programmed to, all you need is a better program in the cheaper device

[@jasonpanto]

How would one do that?

[@Noname-sx3jm]

It says no codes stored in the module does it mean it’s working or my car is fine

[@HennadiyKonoval]

I have the same issue. I have a warning on my dash but that cheap scanning tool not picking up anything. I get same message that no codes stored in the module. There could be some other function that you can adjust but I watched instructions video by provider and it should just tell you what the issue is. If you got your one to work, I would like to get some tips. Thinking on spending a bit more cash and get something a bit more reliable.

[@Noname-sx3jm]

@@HennadiyKonoval my engine light turned off by itself i guess it was just a electric thing cause i ran over a hole in the street i was going fast 😂

[@littlereptilian7580]

I want to buy an expensive Autel tester to get rid of my Autel md808pro. The reason i want a new one is because the one i have doesn't support anything in almost every car i tried it. It says it can do a lot, but it never supports any car. Is this different with the special features?

[@heyden1995]

It’s more your car not supporting the obd2 reader. may have to into an more expensive one or a oem options if there are any

[@johnbrennan7175]

Very few programmers/diagnostic readers cover all vehicles

[@yordan961]

I have a E46 320d. The OBD “Carly” shows me 7 codes, and 4 of them are important ones like airbag…But this piece of shit only shows me 2 and there are not even important(just shows a/c blower). Imagine going to buy a car and look after fault codes with Temu’s obd… I would buy a car with 0 faulty codes but in reality it has hard ones. Wasted money

[@johnbrennan7175]

Autel 100% wins in my books as its capable of doing so much more than some cheap reader. You get what you pay for.

[@jakubu1000]

Can you send one to me