Thinking about buying a AutoXray EZ-Read 2000 soon. Will handle some older cars and 96-present domestic, Honda, and Toyota vehicles. It runs about $175-$200. For the average guy wanting to learn about troubleshooting codes, is this a good product? I don't want to spend $300-$500 for one that does scans. How easy are these to hook up and learn how to use?

Thanks,
John Folsom
1965 Chevelle Malibu 283

AutoTap is far better as long as you have a laptop ?

yes autotap would be more usefull if you have a laptop, but the auto x-ray will do the job as far pulling codes and re-setting SES light, and displaying basic obd2 parameters on 96' and up.