Will this read codes on my 2008 Ford F-250 Super Duty ?
855973
I am not an expert, but I think it will read most codes on your pickup. Some of the ABS codes may not read correctly.
853301
No It wont work. you will be money ahead to go to ford dealer let him change it and reprogram new key
921626
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
1976091
In theory it should work with any OBD II vehicle. The truth is that I have not tried on a 99 f-250, but with the scanner and torque application is sufficient, you do not need any extra item. I recommend you try the payment application as it has more options and better interface.
819709
Yes. I have a 2013 Dodge Dart and it scans the code and on some codes it'll tell you exactly what it is and it can clear the error as well
643250
we had a 2002 international 4300 with a DT466 and it read the codes and we were able to fix problem and clear codes after repair was done with no problems. check engine light is now off and has not reappeared and this was months ago. great heavy duty code reader
284011
Yes, it will read codes from a check engine light on all vehicles with OBD II 16 pin connector, so nearly all vehicles 1996 and up
1522449
it should it reads any code sent to the computer and will give you the look up code . the cd it bring was worthless just input code on google and it will come up do you have a check engine light on ?
213312
Not sure. If your code reader is an OBDII (standardized for 1996 and newer cars) reader than it will plug in the end of your code reader.
732616
I bought it to fix a code on my 2003 F350 and it fit, but did not fix the code. The code was for a gas cap not working.
555722
It should have a part # on the back of your old key fob that will let you know for sure. I would think so and the process is the same to set it up as the 350.
1683027
It should, but your best bet is to go online and find the user's manual for this tool, in the back of the manual is a list of exactly what engine codes are supported (the engine code is a single digit in your VIN). You'll find that almost all passenger cars and almost all light duty trucks are supported but police and medium/heavy duty trucks (F250/F350 etc.) are not very well supported.
659805
Yes. The Ford cable supplied with the code reader should plug right in. I have used the CodeScout on Fords as old as 1988 and the newer ODBII cars. On a 1994 the plugs may be in the engine bay, where newer ODBII cars usually have the plugs under the dash on the driver's side.
988258
If you are asking if this will read the codes from the radio, no it won't. It will read and clear codes for your car, but it won't tell you the definitions of the codes. You'll have to look them up online.
35771
it only reads abs codes from 1996 and newer GM, Ford and Chrysler, http://equus3150innova.com/
1266375
no; it works on all heavy duty applications with 6 or 9 pin plugs. reads codes only
1527437
Can't help you on that. I just brought the Fob to my community office and they programmed it with their software.