I ordered this one from Amazon, and I really like it.
Amazon.com: ScanTool 425801 OBDLink SX USB: OBD Adapter/Diagnostic Scanner for Windows: Automotive
It requires the use of a laptop, but it has a lot of cool features. For an extra $40 dollars, you can get even more features. This sounds like a lot, but it is a deal compared to many scanning tools that only give you the code, but cost twice as much. There are some that you can hook up to a smart phone via Bluetooth as well.
Cheapest option of all though is to go to Autozone or the like and they should scan it for free.
Ctheham-
Is there a list of GM Cruze specific features supported by this scan tool? Or even the Torque app for that matter? Most of these will read engine codes, but very few read body codes, and the ABS wheel speed sensors. I had a previous scan tool by Alex Peper
www.obd-2.com, that could read 7 different control modules in the Intrigues. However, this guy has gotten into a bicycle accident, and hasn't updated his website in a few years.
I keep waiting for him to post new cars that his software supports, but I don't see anything. You would think with the Cruze being GM's first global car, he's looked into it, but maybe for health reason's he's no longer programming.
I haven't seen any details other than Engine data stream basics from Torque.. Maybe I'm wrong, but can you look at things like actual shift times vs. commanded shift times for the Automatic Transmission, and the pressures of the Air conditioning system, and the ABS?
He had a great tool with over 100 parameters logged to the data file for the older GM vehicles. If you find this Alex please consider a product upgrade!
