In the interest of maintaning the car i want to be able to read codes, could anyone link me to a reader and something to connect it to an iphone perhaps? tried and tested is preferable,

 

Im also after locating some orange head light indicator clusters, not the bumper or wing ones, the ones that sit next to the head light itself if anyone could assist as im having no luck.

Quite a bit of info in this thread.....

http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/7851-obd-scanner-thing-wireless-recommendations/

Best app is Dashcmd this is a pay app but gives loads of info besides fault codes.

If you just want codes then OBDCarDoctor is prob the best free app.

Both of these are wifi based apps rather than Bluetooth.

Never used the Wifi OBD2 dongles but expect can find them on eBay & reviewing feedback may help.

Another good option if have notebook is the FreeSSM software & a VAG USB-OBD2 cable.

I'm still using WindowsMobile6.5.5 & have ScanMaster PPC & a BlueTooth OBD2 dongle off eBay which keep in glovebox as handy have basic access 24/7 anywhere, most of the ELM327 adaptors should be fine even wifi ones so doubt you will go wrong really ...

great thanks for that guys, i actully already have the Dashcmd from when i owned an ibiza FR, how would i connect it to the impreza however?

Quick bit of research, OBD2 READERS andDASHCMD wont work on my impreza as its a 95 import and JAPAN were still using OBD1 before lawfully switching in 96, back to the drawing board

http://uk.subaruownersclub.com/forums/topic/2366-manually-reading-ecu-codes/

Options for OBD1 software is bit expensive for home use in general.

they dont work long story short, both me and stanton have tried.

I got htc android m 8 ,

the obd 2 dongle I used it to diagnosed problem codes on my 08 it work ok for me also cleared them

Best option for home users with ssm1 socket is making your own ssm1 cable or buying one & using it with freessm software on a notebook.