I agree, but the cool thing about the CarChip is it collects more than OBDII codes. (By the way, I don't work for or have any interest in the company.) It collects the following data:

• RPM
• Throttle position
• Engine load
• Fuel pressure
• Fuel system status
• Short- and long-term-fuel trim
• Battery voltage
• Timing advance
• Coolant temperature
• Air flow rate
• Intake air temperature
• Intake manifold pressure
• Oxygen sensor voltage

Seems like just the kind of data that would help everyone figure the starting/stalling problem out.

It keeps both a data table AND graph, making it really easy to see how the car is operating over time. 300 driving hours worth before it starts to overwrite!