... chance it would work on a 1997 Ford E450 Super Duty. I only needed to use the worm ...
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Got this on the off chance it would work on a 1997 Ford E450 Super Duty.  I only needed to use the worm gear but it solved the issue of no odometer working but the speedo still did.  This vehicle has a mechanical odometer and the worm gear basically turned to mush. The removal of the speedo cluster was no simple matter but the worm gear did fit with no issues.
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I bought this to read and clear the error codes that caused my check engine light to come on in my 2007 Nissan March, tried to connect but each got a linking error. Tried it on a differrent car, a 2009 Toyota Probox but got the same linking error. Contacted Autel's customer support and they told me to try another vehicel, tried it on a 2012 Nissan Tida and it linked successfully.
In the product description they say it will read all vehicles 1996 and newer once OBDII compliant this was not the case as i can confirm that both cars are OBDII compliant as I use a Maxidiag Elite scanner to successfully link to them
88247
Just as the headline says. I don't have much to add, but felt it would be worth adding because another reviewer said it didn't fit. My application is a 1993 E-350 cutaway chassis/motorhome with a 460 V8.
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I used it on a recent spark plug install and I guess it will work OK.  Well, it was a little messy going on and I didn't have any trouble with the install.  But, I really won't know how well it works until I remove the plugs - hopefully, years from now.  :-D  So, maybe Amazon will still be around by then and I can give an update when that happens.  Either it works or it don't - we'll see.  :-)
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Tried it on my 1997 Nissan 3.3L (166k miles) and i was impressed after a couple miles i felt more torque i was assuming for it to not work but it does and it's amazing for a little bottle that only costs 5 bucks.
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I needed this particular sensor to fit into the small hole in the cat converter, as this car has a smaller hole deeper inside the bore.  It worked great.  Just because a part is called universal doesn't mean that it will work for all applications.
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BUY IT , it's the ORIGINAL FROM MOTORCRAFT , works great on my 1997 Ford F-350
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I have a 1998 XLT AWD 5.0 Explorer, Basically, the most capable one money could buy at the time. 218,600 miles and still running strong. Torque monster/OBX exhaust headers are recommended. I have them on mine and MPG improved to 21 HWY and I have a good 40 ft/lbs more torque and 15 or more HP.

Full time mechanical AWD system with viscous coupling and limited slip rear axle standard for AWD drive models. I believe they all came with trans oil coolers standard as well. You can tow ~6400-6500 lbs with appropriate hitch installed.

Keep in mind these engines were not designed to run 5w-20 oil as Ford recommends. A low mileage 5.0 might tolerate it but believe me, you need to be running at a bare minimum 5w-30 and any engine with 150K+ miles needs 10w-30 minimum.

My engine is somewhat tired and worn out, 5w-20 caused some awful clicking noises since it was run in the truck up till I got it (215k), the oil was simply too thin.

I put 10w40 in and its about halved the lifter tick/noises. Permanent damage was done but its still got good power.

Overall, a very reliable truck provided you have the 5.0/4 speed auto combo. the 4.0 SOHC is OK if you keep it maintained but you will inevitably be replacing the timing chain guides and that will cost as much as the trucks worth....
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I was sorry to see it would not work on my 98 Truck.
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Works great for my 2011 Ford Edge Limited AWD. Just need to dl software off the internet, Forscan. I am using it in Windows 10 64bit.
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This does not work for my BMW E46 (2001 - 2005 3 series). The description is misleading. If you have a BMW E46 do not buy!!!
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It kinda worked but then installing the oem bolts I noticed this thing would not line up properly and was made super cheap. Dont buy any standard motor products parts go Delco, Delphi, or dealer parts.
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I received one of these and installed it today on a 1998 S10 2.2L pickup.  My stock converter had the honeycomb in it broke apart and was making tones of racket.  It bolted right in; however, I did have to do some grinding of the tubing sticking out of the metal flange or else it would not have bolted up.  I have read on other reviews from others sites that other users had this issue also.  Not a huge deal since I have grinders and stuff.  You will need to go down to your hardware store and get six bolts for it with locking washers nuts.  Ordering this online and doing it yourself will save you a ton of money!  Job is too easy to have someone else do it, just be patient and order a new O2 sensor so you don't have to try and break the old one loose from the converter.
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Didn't work in my 2010 E class. I think the Merc head unit has some very specific voltage requirements that are hard to meet.
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The reason this if 4* and not 5* is probably more due to my car.  I have a 2008 Volvo XC90 and this did not fit.  I had to carve out the plastic on the fascia where the the power port goes and break off some of the more substantial plastic "behind the scenes" in order to get it to fit.
Also, my vehicle has a custom plug module - although the connections in that module were standard.  So I have to make little positive and negative wires to bridge between my module and this power supply.
Someone said this comes with different wires.  It does not. It came with a couple female connectors to go on the blades on the back size of the power supply.
Depending on your application and vehicle, be prepared for a little customization.  I have the bloody knuckle to prove it. Ultimately, it worked fine, but it was a little work.
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If you work on Toyota's that uses this kind of setup you're going to need this tool at some point. This time it was for a Corolla's tensioner pully. If you look at my picture you'll see the "special" bolt on the left side of the picture. I used a ratcheting wrench with this socket to squeeze it into the tight spot between the chassis and both to loosen the "special" bolt. Took less than a minute to remove, paid for itself on the first use!
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The scanner works for my 2003 Saturn L200. In the section of their app that says "trouble codes", it said there were none, but when I went to the "Logs" section it specified that my car has a "broken pipe". It did not tell me what pipe, or what the specific error code is, but it logged it. Everything seems to work properly, resetting codes does work in my experience. All in all a great cheaper option for diagnosing your car.