We have a professional auto inspection team dedicated to addressing the most concerning and tricky problems for our customers, becoming the safety assistant for your car. No longer will you need to spend more time and money at the auto repair shop.
✔OBD Full-Mode Diagnostics: Easy to use and saves you time.
✔Read Codes/Erase Codes: Identifies which section of the emission control system has malfunctioned and erases the codes from the vehicle after certain repairs.
✔Data Stream: Displays dynamic data of the data stream items graphically, making it simpler and easier to understand.
✔I/M Readiness: Checks whether the status of the I/M function is ready.
✔EVAP System Test: Tests the vehicle’s EVAP system.
✔O2 Sensor Test: Monitors and tests the operation of the O2 sensors to identify problems that can affect fuel efficiency.
✔DTC Lookup: Enables you to view the detailed definition of the retrieved DTC easily.
✔Vehicle Information: Retrieves the vehicle’s identification number, calibration ID, and calibration verification number to help you know more about your vehicle.
✔Battery Test: Offers an easy way to analyze the battery cell health status, view battery charging status, and detect faults and bad cells.
✔Support for Eight Languages: English, German, Italian, Dutch, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Russian.
FAQs
Q: Will using an OBD2 scanner damage my car or mess up its codes?
A: No, OBD2 scanners will not damage your car or mess up its codes. The OBD2 scanner is completely safe for your vehicle as long as you plug it into the OBDII port properly.
Q: How do I connect the OBD2 scanner, and how do I know if it is compatible with my car?
A: If your car was built after January 1, 1996, it has an OBD-II port (European cars after 2002, Asian cars after 2008). If it was built before then, it may have an OBD-I port or none at all.