which are the type of cars that can read?
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It's supposed to read all foreign/ domestic but there's a problem with there update so it's a pain in the ass to load the GM data and a few others.
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After purchasing this product I have noticed that it doesn't even accept Mercury Vehicles I will be contacting the company for this to see what the issue is
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Answer from Titantech: Your car needs a canbus decoder. We will ship it along with the package.
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No this scanner can not read codes best scanners to look at would be the innova brands on amazon I sent this scanner back because it was a old model that the manufacturer would not support nor was there updatable. Find the innova model 3130b/1303 this scanner can read all supported codes on OBD I and OBDII AND You get a free ABS/SRS Upgrade with it. Hope this help.
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What kind of question is that. Read the specs and ask a proper question. Be specific read before you go into the wrd blind and blond
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good grief people; did you read the original description? 1) Is your car 1996 or newer? Then it has OBD2, and you can read codes2) will it pair with my phone/tablet/computer? Maybe; you'll have to try it and see.3) Will it read codes from my car? First, see question 1 (for the millionth time). Second, you'll have to try it. Some cars don't work with some readers, although they are all supposed to. It took me three tries to find a reader for my car, beginning with this cheap one, then a more expensive one, then a more expensive one than that. short answer: Maybe. Try it. good grief people; did you read the original description? 1) Is your car 1996 or newer? Then it has OBD2, and you can read codes2) will it pair with my phone/tablet/computer? Maybe; you'll have to try it and see.3) Will it read codes from my car? First, see question 1 (for the millionth time). Second, you'll have to try it. Some cars don't work with some readers, although they are all supposed to. It took me three tries to find a reader for my car, beginning with this cheap one, then a more expensive one, then a more expensive one than that. short answer:... » Read More good grief people; did you read the original description? 1) Is your car 1996 or newer? Then it has OBD2, and you can read codes2) will it pair with my phone/tablet/computer? Maybe; you'll have to try it and see.3) Will it read codes from my car? First, see question 1 (for the millionth time). Second, you'll have to try it. Some cars don't work with some readers, although they are all supposed to. It took me three tries to find a reader for my car, beginning with this cheap one, then a more expensive one, then a more expensive one than that. short answer: Maybe. Try it. « Show Less
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I doubt that. Somehow it read on Fords just fine, didnt read on Dodge or Toyotas I have tried. No online software updates either.
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Yes. Will read with the included obd2 cable. This comes with 4 cables, obd1 obd2 ford Chrysler . Obd2 yellow one is one mostly used. I would not be without my auto-X-ray has ability to clear codes as we'll.
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Doubtful xp will do the trick . Look into car code reader apps on your smart phone
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Is the volume on your phone up? I couldn't tell you hopefully your car is able to read cassettes.
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it only reads abs codes from 1996 and newer GM, Ford and Chrysler, http://equus3150innova.com/
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Check out "Serious Exploration" The Ford Explorer is the same (Frame, and some others parts) as the Aerostar and Ranger. A LOT of good information on the site. While you can get codes with a paper clip, I found the scanner eliminates the confusion of counting blinks and trying to write them down at the same time.
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Every car I can think of. I don't think I saw Ferrari or Lamborghini on the list when updating. But all the rest.Connector for obII only.
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Any vehicle that has remote lock/unlock capability. It comes with instructions and it may take a few attempts, but it should work fine.
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Yes you can. It is backwards but in our case, that doesn't matter because you can still read it. Keep it simple with not too much information so people driving by can read it fast.
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Mine are simple readers. The CLiC websire offers several options. I would research there first. http://shop.sportclic.com/
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Sorry only God knows...so far this has worked on only one out of three cars. My advice is spend a little more and get a "real " reader
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Yes. It can read 'live data' from the computer and sensors while driving. It also shows speed and rpm. Look on the Internet for details on this scan tool.