You may want to use code readers to handle your own car repairs if you are serious about being an eco-friendly car owner.

Launch UK has introduced a new entry-level vehicle maintenance tool has been launched, designed especially for enthusiasts and workshops requiring an inexpensive back-up tool.The C-reader S1 CBD Code ...

Nearly all TTAC readers and writers have wrenched on a vehicle equipped with the OBD-II diagnostic system. Having a handheld code reader in yer box of tools can help douse that infernal check ...

Code readers come in all shapes and sizes. As noted earlier, even cheap ones will get the job done if all you plan to do is read and clear trouble codes. Perfectly usable, though very simple ...

A code reader for your car can mean the difference between dropping everything and heading for the mechanic and letting that warning light ride a little bit.

Reading and understanding OBD2 trouble codes today couldn't be easier. This is partly because of tools like Innova's Digital CAN OBD2 Code Reader.

To do so, you'll need to use a code reader. Find the OBD-II port in your car, usually under the driver's side dashboard, and connect the reader. It should be able to tell you the DTC created.