Description
- ✅ Read, clear, and store fault codes: Quickly and easily clear check engine light codes, including generic, manufacturer-specific, and pending codes
- ✅ Live data display: View live data streams in digits and graphs, allowing you to compare readings and identify potential issues
- ✅ No battery or app needed: Simply connect to the OBD2 Port
- ✅ O2 monitor test: Identify failures of the oxygen sensor and vehicle emissions-related errors with ease
- ✅ Works on most 1996 and newer domestic and import vehicles (gasoline and diesel engines)
- ✅ Freeze frame: Shows a captured snapshot of the vehicle’s data at the moment a fault occurs.
- ✅ I/M readiness check: Quickly verify your vehicle’s state emissions readiness and drive cycle
- ✅ Vehicle information: Check your vehicle’s production year, VIN code, and other important details
- ✅ DTC lookup: Look up fault codes and their definitions directly on the device, without the need for online searches
- ✅ Multilingual support: The device supports 7 languages, making it accessible to a wider audience. (English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Dutch, and Russian.)
cristian p. –
Works as it should.
ARayF –
Works as expected and is easy to use and simple to figure out.
Christopher Fister –
The media could not be loaded.
It worked well to reset the faults but it did not tell me the ECM was bad on a GMC Acadia. It got the car running again but then the ignition coils failed and the ECM fried. On my 2015 Jeep it did not register all the codes.
Jose –
For a point of reference, my car is a 2007 Toyota Corolla. This product has physical buttons a nice feature to have. These 4 physical buttons allow you to navigate the scanner with no problems. A nice feature would be this scanner relies on the car to power itself while connected to the car. As for scanner software itself, the feature to identify the car vin worked pretty well. As for the 02 sensors it was able to test them. As for the i/m readiness feature tested it gave one result. I have another scanner to test to compare; Receiving similar results to EasyAutoFix EAF1. The live data for the scanner compared to my other OBD2 scanner had the same reading. For example, the rpm reading was 843 while idle and my other OBD2 scanner had the same reading. One test I did was the mass air flow sensor this scanner gave a reading. the EasyAutoFix EAF1 provided a data reading of .4 and my other scanner gave the same result. The scanner functions for error codes. The OBD2 scanner worked as intended. All in all for a basic scanner it’s pretty good for price. The only future issue I see if how to update the software for the future, but for the price works pretty well.
cristian p. –
The only thing it will say is that it cannot communicate with my 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis, even though my neighbor’s $60 one and the one at AutoZone has no troubles. I purchased this one
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01G5EA74I
and it works great.
The seller did a great job packaging and mailing it, it just didn’t want to work with my 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis LS.
David Dotseth –
Hard clicks like a old kids toy but overall better than I thought though
Jose –
Hello guys I was able to test this car scanners on 3 vehicle and I gotta say it works pretty good accurate. I had a check engine light for my 2014 Nissan Altima and it was code p0101. I saw it was the mass air flow sensor. I was able to clean the sensor and give it a good cleaning and not need to replace it. I didn’t even need to use the scanner to delete the code it went away on it own. My landlord work on cars all the time so I tested some of his cars he’s working on and this scanner matched up with his. Really good buy for the price I recommend it.
Darrell L.Dunivan –
Needed this very quickly to diagnosis a code on my jeep liberty. Item came overnight and was able to fix the issue next day