Will this work on all GM &amp; ford OBD II Cars ? What abot the new Cars that use GDS ?
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All obdii will work with this adapter as far as I know. I use this for a 2003 ford ranger and there are a lot of sopisticated gauge read outs not supported by the ranger but included in the torque program and supported by the adapter for newer and more advanced cars.
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OBD I and II as well as OEM specific plugs for Chevy, Ford, and Dodge (pre-OBD). It will read any vehicle with those plugs (basically any car built since fuel injection, about 1990).
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It should if it has obd-2, and obd-2 became required in all vehicles sold in US in 1996. No experience with your vehicle but it worked great in a '99 Silverado (same year.) I say go for it, it only costs around $10 so even if it doesn't work on your truck (which it should), it would be useful with other vehicles. I recently bought 2 more of these, one for a spare and 1 for a gift. What a great stocking stuffer for auto enthusiasts!
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Eddie, The product was built and tested for US vehicles, however, it does work with many other foreign sold vehicles, but it was never specifically tested for those vehicles. It is both OBD II (US standard) and EOBD (European standard) compliant.
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All those cars should have OBDII, and so it should work on those, unless there is something I don't know, I mean, I use it on my 2003 Kia rio. A car manual like Haynes can tell you what computer system is definitely in your car, and they only cost bout $20
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Hi Dave:Sorry, but it won't; it claims to be able to work on any OBD1 or OBD2, but it only works on the OBD2 cars... for the life of me, I couldn't get it to work on my 1990 Ford F-250; I can't even get onto their site, to look for software...
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I presume so, although I haven't tried it on one. I can't imagine an 07 car not having obd2. All cars imported to NZ, whether Jap, Italian, French etc seem to use obd2 but there might be different protocols uesd in different countries so not all cheaper scanners work with all protocols, but I think the item you're refering to should be able to accomodate pretty much all the protocols, and also it has the ability to be upgraded from the w/site.I must admit I haven't had my scanner very long, so I'm not intimately familier with it yet but I'm prety certain it will work on the Kia.PK.
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I don't think it will work because the car doesn't have ODB2, I believe it has ODB. This product only works with ODB2. But if your car has an ODB2 then it will work.
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I cannot guarantee that the scanner will work with all GM vehicles; I have used mine on a 2005 Silverado, a 2009 Yukon, and a 2012 Malibu, and it worked perfectly both reading the codes and resetting the Check Engine Light.
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Yes, It works on any vehicle with OBDII. So, anything 1996 or newer it will work for. Make sure to down load, TorquePro app from marketplace to use all the features of this device. :) Been using it for 4 years now, no issues what so ever. Very happy I got a hold of one. :)
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I really don"t understand the question. This works on all OBD cars per the current standards. It offers vehichle specific codes and live data, It works on my Audi, Jaguar, Mercedes, Saab, Ford and GMC. It does not address the propriatary stuff in mercedes star system, but for most normal needs, emission errors, sensor, o2, temp, running data, rpm spark advance, load. It does great. It probably won't tell all transmission questions, or certain air bag indicators. This is far better than the many inexpensive ones, and in my opinion, well worth the premium in price. But, you have to be able to understand and interpret what you read.
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It should... ODB II was supposed to be a global movement to a single language in automobiles, when implemented mid-90s. As long as the vehicle is 95 or newer, it should work. However, I have a 99 Suzuki mini-truck, that will not talk to any reader, and that problem seems to be consistent among all mini trucks. GM, Ford, VW I would however think that they should be compliant anywhere.
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From what I remember any car from 1996 onward is OBD2 compatible. Your item will work.
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Any car with a OBDII port, that's 1996 and NEWER have the port someplace. Any scanner these days can read the Generic OBDII Engine codes!!! There are also Enhanced OBDII codes that are more Specific for GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc that a cheap Scanner can't read, well some do kind of. Of course there's also ABS, AirBag, Heating
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I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work.Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
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Yeah it does work with a 2003 Cadillac Escalade just google 2003 Cadillac Escalade OBD II there are tons of sites saying that specific model has a OBD II connection. For the price it was definitely worth it it'll give you the codes, you can also turn the check engine light off anytime it comes on till you get whatever fixed. Once it gives you the codes just google 2003 Cadillac Escalade and whatever code it gives you, it'll tell you the issues and fixes. Cant beat 13 bucks.
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It should. OBDI was used up until 1995, and that is when they started mixing between OBDI and OBDII. GM didn't switch to the OBD 1.5 (only used by GM) until 1995 for F-body's (Camaro and Firebird), so 1994 should still be OBDI.