>Looking up diagnostic software for any brand
>Its always has a extremely locked down piece of software, or sometimes a dodgy crack
>And a bespoke piece of hardware to adapt from a laptop to OBD2
>Average cost ranges between £75-150, even for chinese knock offs
How have we not made an emulator for the tools, or even a FOSS ECU programmer yet?

>>28486650 (OP)
https://speeduino.com/home/

Hey at least you have the option, my shit's too old for computers

>>28486650 (OP)
Honestly the one good thing about bmw is that the dealer software is pretty readily available. INPA and ISTA are pretty easy to use and code in new stuff or diag sensors.

>>28486666
Great for when your tuning a track car
Bit overkill when you just need to reset the milage when cleaning out a DPF

>>28486650 (OP)
TrionicSuite/TxSuite is FOSS.

>>28486650 (OP)
>£75-150
that's not so bad I thought it would've been like 2-3k

>>28486831
For that price, its usually ex-dealer laptops with the latest software pre-installed

>>28486674
There's "complexity" which is functional and compelxity that is bad. My engine reads out every sensor available. Oil temp, pressure, maf+map, cylinder charge, etc.

I can see the physical effect of dropping a 10w-50 in compared to a 5-20 in real time.