Everyone with a 1996 or newer car needs this tool! Turn off that Check Engine Light, read trouble codes, and monitor performance IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY!!
Our OBD2 AllInOne scan tool will work on 1996 or newer OBD 2 / EODB / JODB compliant cars and trucks, and is based on the ELM327 chip which autodetects all OBDII protocols: CAN, ISO, VPW, PWM, and KWP2000. It will work on your GM, Ford, Chrysler, Honda, Toyota, Nissan, Mercedes, BMW - any car, any manufacturer after 1996, including the new CAN vehicles
There are 5 diagnostic LEDs on the OBD2 All-In-One scan tool that let you see at a glance what is going on with the communications:
A Power LED
OBD Transmit Data (Tx)
OBD Receive Data (Rx)
USB Transmit Data (Tx)
USB Receive Data (Rx)
The entire OBD2 All-In-One unit is small (1 3/4" x 3 3/4" x 3/4") and sturdy. It can easily be tossed in your toolbox with your other diagnostic tools. It is made in the USA.
This package includes the scan tool, all cables and software.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: Worth every penny Comment: It does an awesome job integrating with my laptop. The interface is pretty good and the drawback comes from the fact that you have to try different software applications until you find one that works on USB. Once you get the right software (freeware) and place the laptop where you get minimal glare or inside the garage it works pretty good diagnosing and troubleshooting. Customer Rating: Summary: Check Engine Light On? Check This Out. . . Comment: Do you have a "CHECK ENGINE" light on? You will. And when it does come on you have some choices as to what to do. You can take your car in to get it serviced (and spend more money) or you can get an OBD2 meter (and save money). I looked at a few devices and decided to go to OBD Diagnostics, Inc. The product, OBD2 ALL-IN-ONE scan tool did just what it was designed to do. It connects between the cars OBD2 port and my notebook computer. I loaded the drivers and software and the car was talking to my computer within a few minutes. The tool "found" the problem and I was able to fix the problem. I would have given a five star rating but there was no software docs. If you like to DIY, you need this tool
