Dave, Damien and Everyone. If you want a good and inexpensive OBDII scanner, if you have a Harbor Freight near you, they have a couple of good ones for around $90 - $130. I'm not saying they are better than any you can get at an Auto parts store but they are good. And you may be able to get the same function at cheaper price. But nit cheep in quality.

 

I'll review the scanner that I bought online once I get it, and when the snow calms down. Supposedly it hooks into your USB port on your lappy, so no bluetooth necessary, and it gives you specifics like fuel pressure, actual MPG, reset code, diagnose CEL, etc... looks cool.