Would this scanner work with my 2006 Nissan Xtrail?
231838
I have not used it on Nissan. I needed it for my wife's Kia Sorento. It worked fine for that. So far it has worked on everything I hooked it to. Almost non of them worked on Kia's systems. This one did. Very easy to use. If I had to make a guess. I would say yes it would. Hope this helps. Bob
1296639
If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000... » Read More If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima. « Show Less
1032529
Sorry Bill I try to works on this scanner but stills can't get the answer likes you have because it cheap and for old car to hard to get what I and you needs to know...good luck if somes out there may know the answer for you Bill...
1978375
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.
1058286
This is not a digital scanner. It will work on analog trunked systems only.
1793257
It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great, but the update for the software is somewhat of a pain to do. I see no reason it would not work on a 2000 VW. It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great,... » Read More It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great, but the update for the software is somewhat of a pain to do. I see no reason it would not work on a 2000 VW. « Show Less
239069
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
730654
All OBDII compliant vehicles will work with the scanner. Look for the connector under the steering wheel that connects to the scanner. Also ask your dealer if your vehicle is compliant if you can't find an answer. Also try on-line.The scanner will guide you through the process and they have a great instruction guide.
1111790
It should with no issues. I have been able to read trucks with cummins engines with my scanner
582802
Scanner should match radio station, but if you have a defective Tunecaster I am sure it is under warrenty. It helps to read manual if it came with one. Hope this helps. Jim
780949
This Scan Tool will work on MANY OBDII vehicles. OTC's web site should have the application info. I have used it on all my GM (Chevy and GMC Truck) vehicles as well asJeep and Ford with very good results.
2059416
I have not start to operate the scanner yet, but it should work on all 1996 and after vehicles.
805247
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".
1060891
http://www.myscantool.com/vehicles.html#nissanFollow this link, I do believe it does. If you see an OBD connector under the dash you should be okay.
120791
yes it should read the sensors, but you may need a scan tool to program the car to recongnize them
1937025
This answer is probably too late but many states don't allow the use of a scanner in a vehicle unless you have a ham operators license.
1296638
If it has OBD II it will work. All vehicles manufactured in the US for sale in the US since 1996. Yours probably is. There is not an available "Connector" that will allow it to be attached to the pre OBD II (OBD I /1995 and older) Asian vehicles computer system. It works on most domestic (US built) OBD I vehicles with the optional connector cables (included with the CP9190 but not with the CP9185). The scanner is the same for both model scanners. It works on ALL OBD II vehicles, gas and diesel, even the ones since 2008 with the CAN signal protocol. It should work on your 2000 Nissan Altima.