can this scaner do dodge cars. i know dodge is in the chrysler family but most tell you dodge on there own if it will work.
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Yes it will at least read codes on dodge vehicles. I have used mine a 2000 dodge ram 2500 diesel and on a 2003 1500 and 2006 jeep wrangler rubicon.
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As always, no guarantees, but if the car was manufactured AFTER 1996, it should have the CAN OBD-II protocol built into the computer, which means that any scantool would work just fine. Please search for my full review of this product in order to get a better idea of whether or not this is the right scantool for you. This one has some advanced features that most people don't need, and it also has some features that don't quite work as advertised, which effectively means this unit doesn't quite measure up to some of the other scantools out there in terms of "bang for your buck".
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This scan tool does not respond to the current abs warning light to my car which is Chevy. Tahoe 2007. All it shows to the screen is error. Tried it again several times and it shows the same result. I tried it to my other car and it shows the same thing "error".
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Hi; I think this a "hit or miss" proposition. I received a unit that did not work with my 2003 Honda Accord. I then worked with their customer service to get a replacement sent, and that one works. Plus, in reading other reviews, I came to the conclusion this scanner appears to have trouble with older vehicles (pre 2004 ?), and not so much the newer (post 2005 ?) vehicles. The return policy is you have to pay return shipping to China, which far exceeds the cost of the scanner. So, if you buy the scanner and it does not work, you may need to be prepared to "contact seller" to try to get a replacement (as I did). Did you try the BAFX scanner? That brand worked the first time in my Honda.
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I have a dodge journey(2009) and they work wonderful,you know how children move around in veichles? well they still work,where some don't. Some models only work if you sit still looking directly at the screen ,these you can turn around and move around around and you don't lose contact.
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I believe so, but the tonnopro website will have a better answer, however it is confusing for some dodge applications. here is the link; http://www.tonnopro.com/tonnofold.php#dodge At the bottom of the page is a phone number that should get you a better answer. Find out there which model you need but order from amazon it is cheaper for some reason. Hope this helps.
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it does, sorta. I have connected it to my 2014 Dodge Ram 1500, 2012 Mercedes SL 63 AMG, 2011 SLS AMG, 2014 GL and my 2014 S Class. All of them... ALL. When connect, sputters, stops, plays, skips, etc. When it does work, it's a joy. It's a nice device. Needs software refinement desperately.
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The scanner should work with ANY OBD-II system. It may not have "extended" codes for Minis, but you can always look those up on line.
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It only works for 96 and up on almost all car models, and if it doesnt you kust need to buy an adapter, to be honest ive used it to check nissans, ford,honda,lincoln and they have worked tried the 200 dollar scanners and it have me the same results so its a great buy
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Yes ,Scanner will work on all OBD11 systems.about from 1994 on up.The scanner will provide a generic code which we see as a code starting with a p-(-----).All generic codes can be found on the internet.The scanner will only do engine management systems.The scanner for that year might show freeze frame data for codes storded,thanks Greg
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This product does work for all Dodge 2014 vehicles. I traded my 300s for Challenger. My honest opinion the built in functions on my SRT on SRT menu is better than options from DTuner. It does allow for changing tire size and adjust spark for fuel type but honestly doesn't support what I paid for tuner. My zero to 60 is still around 4.3.
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I would call dodge and ask them. The cam spacing may be different then ford. But I would imagine so.
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Installed mine in a 2005 Chevy Suburban. Perfect fit. Not sure about Dodge? Should say on the specifications, can't find the box. Sorry I could not be more help.
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many cars will need to use a scan tool to learn the sensors. i don't know how Subaru does it. best to consult a shop manual.
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Yes all cars after 1996 are OBDII, however some cars have codes that can only be read with specific scanners. This one will get you general information so if it's nothing make specific it should do the trick
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No - if you haven't bought it don't! I bought one several years ago - it worked for about a month. It was glitchy and cumbersome to use. Brother, who makesthe scanner had little/no support.
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Honestly, I wouldn't know or can verify it for you. HOWEVER! If it is, and I am quite sure that, an OBD-II system then you can use it (period). There are few exceptions that pretty much limit most scanner to do like clear out error code for airbag (for this problem you would have to see them overpriced dealership!). Most and NOT all cars manufactured after 1990s and on will either equipped with OBD-I (older models) or it will have OBD-II and the majority of car makers agreed to stop at OBD-II. LUXURIOUS vehicles like the Royce, Lamborgini, and anything of the type requires factory mechanics and NOT by any local grease monkeys can touch them. Beside you would definitely won't need to buy this thing if you were to overindulge yourself with one of these v.e.h.i.c.l.e. It is cheap and will paid for itself for just after one use! Beat time to the dealership, local part store, or your mechanic... remember to clear the code after the REPAIR and NOT clear it out and then drive. Hope this help!