Diagnostic help

[Elexus]

Hi all newbie here and my first post... Am looking for a diagnostic setup for my 2010 t27 d4d avensis.

Am aware that techstream is the way to go but seems theres so many versions and different windows operating systems i am completely lost.

Is the likes of aftermarket delphi or icarsoft any good? Just the usual reading codes, clear codes and live data

 

Thanks

 

[Tif]

Hi, I have Delphi (recently updated to 2023 version) and teachstream (about 3years old). If you are going to use It only in Toyota then go for techstream, It has much more info and easier to find.

I am still adapting to the new version of Delphi but when you are looking for a specific data is very unclear and have to try different lists until you find It.

Also the 2023 version needs a better computer.

[Konrad C]

I have older versions of Techstream and Delphi. I use a Launch 129 that gets regular updates and fast to use for initial diagnostics. Techstream works the best obviously, Delphi works with most makes, and since I had my Launch in 2015, it has improved.

[Avensis tourer]

I am currently using a Delphi (clone) diagnostic interface that comes with bluetooth connectivity. However, I have been experiencing some difficulties while performing on-the-go testing due to the OBD port obstructing the brake pedal. To tackle this problem, I am thinking of using a flexi extension. Additionally, I am on a lookout for a Techstream interface. If anyone has one available for sale, please let me know.
Also, could you recommend a good Techstream interface that offers a good price to value ratio?

[Proof]

Techstream is a GOOD choice, but sometimes the various versions and compatibility issues can be a bit annoying to get to grips with. Delphi and iCarsoft can be viable alternatives, but whats more important is that they support your specific vehicle model and offer the functionalities you're looking for – reading codes, clearing codes, and accessing live data.