Does it clear/reset transmission codes, e.g. O/D light flashing?
245741
It doesnt do anything but power up. Will not link to any vehicle. I tried NINE, yes, NINE of them. NONE of them would link up. I VERY HIGHLY suggest that you steer clear of this POS. Harbour Freight has a unit that looks just like this one but it is a Cen-tech name. It works perfectly.
245742
Yes. I was able to clear my code. I'm not sure if it will clear the O/D light, but it was able to clear my internal warning code to replace a sensor.
245743
it does clear all the check engine lights that I've had with my ford expedition
245744
I'm not sure. Obviously your vehicle's OBD II system monitors the PCM "powertrain control module" and or TCM " transmission control module". There should be a code stored for the trouble. I would think you will be able to clear the code, but take care doing so. Depending on the type monitor in the vehicle, erasing trouble codes may also erase the "freeze frame" data and manufacture enhanced data. You may also get a "not ready or not complete status" message. You would need to go drive the vehicle for a while to reset those monitors. Have the vehicle checked first before a technician to be safe. Hope this helps. I'm not sure. Obviously your vehicle's OBD II system monitors the PCM "powertrain control module" and or TCM " transmission control module". There should be a code stored for the trouble. I would think you will be able to clear the code, but take care doing so. Depending on the type monitor in the vehicle, erasing trouble codes may also erase the "freeze frame" data and manufacture enhanced data. You may also get a "not ready or not complete status" message. You would need to go drive the vehicle for a while to reset those monitors. Have the vehicle... » Read More I'm not sure. Obviously your vehicle's OBD II system monitors the PCM "powertrain control module" and or TCM " transmission control module". There should be a code stored for the trouble. I would think you will be able to clear the code, but take care doing so. Depending on the type monitor in the vehicle, erasing trouble codes may also erase the "freeze frame" data and manufacture enhanced data. You may also get a "not ready or not complete status" message. You would need to go drive the vehicle for a while to reset those monitors. Have the vehicle checked first before a technician to be safe. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It did reset the codes from honda accord 97, vw golf 200, and chevrolet silverado 2013 in which chevrolet had completely locked all power from the vehicle but only seem to read codes from american made vehicles any other i tried just does reset
1322181
Yes. You can clear your codes/lights easily. But if the fault is still there, they will reset. Also, after clearing the codes, you have to run the engine or drive the car for a bit before all readings will stabilize and the vehicle will pass an OBD2 inspection.
1463691
There is a program option for marker light flash in the unit, there is also an option depending on the vehicle, mine are programmed to flash, I do not recall if it is a bitwriter only option or if you can do it in the simple commands, you will have to check the manual. But if your vehicle does not flash headlights when you lock the doors, you will need to install a relay if this is something you desire.
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Sorry, forgot to answer second half of your question.. If you code is five pushes, and you enter four pushes, it will wait for the fifth push. if you push 6 times after the fifth push, you will get the wrong code light and sound and will need to push four more to reset since it saw the five wrong and then one push waiting for additional 4 pushes.
217640
I think service light will go out automatically but if you have a code you need a scanner.
2165667
Yes, it detects light levels and will flash when it is required. I think there are some manual overrides possible but I just use the out of the box auto feature.
1613337
It might, but not always, that code indicates that the receiver is not getting a signal from the dish and that could be the reason. In my case it fixed the problem, but only for a while, eventually I had to call a service tech and he changed some components at the dish. I would try unplugging it and seeing if the signal comes back, if it does but goes out again later, then the problem is probably up at the dish. After replacing the power inserter and still having the same problem I determined that the first one probably wasn't bad after all.
682432
Yes it will clear codes and give you indication of when readiness mode is achieved so that you can get vehicle inspected. I use this when needed and it is handy since it runs on my iPhone.
636033
I don't have that particular flash, but if recievers and transmitters are on the same channel the flash should fire. If you have a simple transceiver the flashes will not recieve any of Auto (TTL, HSS, etc) functions from the camera. They will have to be set manually. Another option is to use the built in optic trigger. There is some control from the camera but is limited to line of sight.
1332087
Try a tester directly to pos. And neg. Connectors It may be faulty. Or it may just be the flashing unit not working. Good luck. If I can try and help contact me agaon
1595505
Every twenty minutes the transmitter sends out a signal that sort of re-calibrates itself to know that all functions are okay. If there's a glitch somewhere, say interference from some other transmission source, the red & green lights will flash. Also, this may indicate a weak battery in the transmitter unit. If the red & green lights flash persistently, it "is" the battery. If not, than it's just interference.
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I think that may depend on the software / app you use with the adapter. The adapter comes with a few software programs to install on a laptop, but I haven't tried those. I downloaded an app for my Android phone (OBD Auto Doctor) and that has an option for "Clear Trouble Codes" but my check engine light turned itself off before I could try it, so I can't say for certain that it will turn off the light.
1106739
Yes it does. Might I suggest you give it a blast of canned air and see if during transit it picked up some trash inside that's causing the problem.also unplug the TV and wait a couple of minutes and plug it back in to reset the unit. Hope this helps.
2247047
No It does not. I will just store the codes and tell you the assumed cause or causes. Codes will disappear as you address the issues. The light may go out after resolving the biggest issue but CarMD will not let you reset it.
2090919
yes it does, but keep in mind that it does not allow for ttl... and any flash you put on the 'receiver' (as one will be transmitter_ the other will be receiver) will have to be manually changed. EI... the flash it to bright, you will have to walk over and change the settings on the flash yourself.
1283867
There is firmware to correct some bugs. It worked out of box, but occasionally required reboot. Only works with FTA channels.
32128
Yes, this device will clear your check engine light. It also has build in programs that will change performance settings, such as economy mode and performance modes.