With the Scangauge you’ll also be able to leave it hooked up to your OBDII port and read real time (real time enough) data with the user selected gauges and x gauges. If you just need to read codes and set some user settings, then Scangauge 2 is also a good choice. +1 on mini VCI cable with hacked Techstream software. Mini VCI with Techstream software. I use it occasionally to keep an eye on the difference between min and max battery module voltage, which I think is a pretty good indicator of battery health. I originally bought it to turn off the idiotic internal reverse beep. On the iPhone, the app can be set up, and there are downloadable PIDs for the Prius so you can monitor all the battery module voltages, temps, whatever you want. The app was a few buck, but I don’t remember. I use an iPhone app called EngineLink that uses a WiFi dongle hooked to the port. It connects and reads codes much quicker than a Mini VCI cable. Version 2.0.4 will connect and read codes. U codes are can bus communication errors. Version 1.4.1 instantly disables the car and reads a bunch of “U” codes. There are more Xhorse made expensive versions out there that have newer firmware 2.0.4. It is much faster and more reliable than the Mini VCI cables, It uses Techstream just as the Mini VCI. With SAE J2534 Vxdiag VCX Nano for Toyota Tis Techstream V10.30.029 Compatible.
If you have a laptop the best interface available is the Mini VCI with the Toyota Techstream software. Which is the better one to choose?įollowing are the Toyota Prius real owner experiences on OBD code scanners: I’ve been looking around for a scanner that can read all the various Toyota Prius hybrid & ABS codes, since my extended family owns an ’05 with almost 180k, an ’08 with over 200k, and a ’12 plugin with about 68K.
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