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AA Vixa
Grumpysally
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Does anyone have experience of using the AA Vixa device?
You plug it into your car, connect to an app and it monitors your car's 'health'
Thanks
You plug it into your car, connect to an app and it monitors your car's 'health'
Thanks
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Four quid a month for an eOBD dongle.
They're that much one-off - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/316515160838
The difference is that the AA one gives you some fluffy guff "explanation" of any fault codes, whereas you might have to do a little bit of research with generic fault code apps.1 -
Thank you. I didn't know such things existed till now 🙂Mildly_Miffed said:Four quid a month for an eOBD dongle.
They're that much one-off - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/316515160838
The difference is that the AA one gives you some fluffy guff "explanation" of any fault codes, whereas you might have to do a little bit of research with generic fault code apps.0 -
They're a great way of doing fault-code diagnostics on the cheap with something you can just keep in the car.
Four quid dongle + free smartphone app
I use Scanmaster on Android - there's plenty of others.1
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