Subject	What's the best bang for your buck diagnostic software?
Posted by	Evan(CA) on March 30, 2013 at 1:18 AM
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Message	I've searched but there are mixed feelings and most posts are years old. I emailed whatsthegoodword and he is no longer selling cables or software. Ideally I'd like to be able to buy the software and cable together as a package so I know it works instead of trying a DIY cable and pirated software hoping it works. Not looking to spend a fortune either though. I'm not looking to tune the ECU I just want to pull codes and read sensor outputs basically. Has anyone downloaded the freeware version of conzult and had good luck? How about DIY cables? Is there a set up known to work every time?
Follow Ups	What's the best bang for your buck diagnostic software? - Evan(CA) 01:18:23 03/30/13 Have you looked into ECUtalk? - JonnyZ(SoCal) 01:23:11 03/30/13 Hmm that looks good. - Evan(CA) 01:36:41 03/30/13 I heard Nissan Data Voice was pretty good :) - DVDBURN (MD) 06:11:15 03/30/13 big 2nd! (n/m) - KongZTT GT28RS MD 09:41:54 03/30/13 ECUtalk is Awesome! - OverZealous (CT) 08:30:02 03/30/13 I bought a USB Consult cable on ebay for $30. I have not - evan_aggie 09:28:26 03/30/13 I've heard mixed reviews on the cheaper ebay and DIY cables - Evan(CA) 12:06:30 03/30/13 2nd. Please post the exact part you got (if it works ;-) (n/m) - ZXoltan 12:30:16 03/30/13 Probably won't be able 'til my timing belt is back on. (n/m) - evan_aggie 23:28:06 03/30/13 you can at least try to connect - BlackholeZ 01:40:59 03/31/13 I bought the Blazt cable a few years ago. I bought ConZult - TheSlimOne (DFW) 20:02:05 03/30/13 Anything that runs on Android phones? - Got Z? 23:33:01 03/30/13
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