Motopower MP69033 code reader: OWNER’S REVIEW

Motopower MP69033 is one of the cheaper code readers, has a big screen and at some point, it was best selling code reader I believe. Is it that good or should you look for some other brand? Find out in my review.

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Motopower MP69033 – Quick Overview

Motopower MP69033

4 My Rating

It has a bigger screen than other code readers, but it didn’t work on one of my cars (kangoo diesel) and also displayed only very little live data as a graph.

I had some issues with it but users from the USA seem to love this code reader + it is also the cheapest code reader I see on Amazon.

Pros

  • Supports 10 OBD modes
  • Live data graphs
  • Big screen
  • Fast
  • Cheap

Cons

  • Only a few data as graphs
  • Didn’t work on Renault Kangoo (test vehicle)

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Who tested product & wrote this review?

Juraj Lukacko

Tester & Editor for this review: Juraj Lukacko

Hello, I am Juraj (Yuri) and I tested this product to help you decide if it is something you would want to buy, and if yes, show you how to use it.

I make honest reviews based on personal testing in my own garage and If I see the product is bad, I will make it very clear in review.

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My experience with MP69033

Motopower MP69033

Here I am testing it on my Corolla 2022 and it seems to work great, it reads codes and has a very big screen which makes it easier to read than other code readers.

It even supports live data graphs but it shows way fewer values than some of the other code readers.

I tested a lot of code readers

I am constantly testing new code readers and here is a page I regularly update with the best engine code readers.

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Motopower did not work on all cars

A long time ago I tried it on a 2004 Renault and just a few days back I tested it on my old 1998 Passat which is a challenge for some scan tools 🙂

Motopower unfortunately was not able to connect.

Should you buy a Motopower code reader?

I mean I would just pick a better one from my best engine code readers list, but for US owners it seems to do the job.

I wouldn’t get it if you deal with European brands though.

Features

FeatureVerdict
Connection TypeWired
Device typeCode reader
Need extra deviceNo
Need internetNo
Own softwareYes
Can use 3rd party softwareNo
Subscription/UpdateNo
Vehicle coverageAll
Global OBD ModesYes
Live data graphsYes (1)
Data loggingNo
Scan other modulesNo
Diagnostic report PDFNo
Full live dataNo
Bi-DirectionalNo
Service ProceduresNo
ECU codingNo
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