It looks like it has good options for my Wrangler, but will it work as a simple OBD reader for my other vehicles?
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I think it gets married to your VIN. I have not confirmed this with the manufacturer but am pretty certain that it can only be used on one vehicle.
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Only for VW/Audi protocols, however, the pid's that it reads are only basic and can be done with any cheap OBD2 scanner. The only usefulness this has is the ability to reset your airbag light on vw/audi. Most features are unavailable and there is no re-coding. Bottom line is get a basic obd2 scanner and save some money. If you want a real diagnostic tool for vw/audi then buy a Ross-Tech dongle.
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I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not ready","ready","pass&quot;, or "fail". I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not... » Read More I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not ready","ready","pass&quot;, or "fail". « Show Less
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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.
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i would assune it would, i purchesed it to use on my 2000 gmc... if you are not familiar with using this type of scanner there is little instructions & no .pdf file either for a printed manual, so its learn by doing... there are shortcomings...
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it will work as long as there is OBD2 connection and will pull data as the protocols for it allow
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As fare as I know it works on any obd1 and obd1 reads fashes from the cel its just a thing to jump the computer wires
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I would check their website or call technical support and inquire about the actual OBD1 vehicles this supports.. I thought it would support my 1991 Jeep Cherokee OBD1 but it doesn't. I still need to use my old Innova OBD1 reader for that vehicle.
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It should with no issues. I have been able to read trucks with cummins engines with my scanner
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It should work OK as the year your car was manufactured is included in the standard OBD Can Bus. Further more, for the price, what have you got to loose?Keep in mind that you can only READ the parameters and figure out by yourself what is the health status of your car. You can see paameters that otherwise are not accessible through your car desk/display.
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No reason it should be a problem. This isn't just an app--which you can download from the App Store for free by the way--it's a device you plug into your car and it transmits the readings from the engine to your smartphone, basically turning your smartphone into a 'black box' for your car.
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It will read any OBD II compliant vehicle according to the documentation. The documentation also says that most 1996 and newer vehicles are OBD II compliant.
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It should work irs very universal, if not easy refund process...anyhow here's what I found in detail Compatible with OBDII and CAN vehicles 1996 and newer. Similar to high priced scan tools but half the price.
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Yes it would be good for that. Mine is in my glove compartment and works fine there. My truck moves an inch and I am notified with full gps coordinates for where it now is.
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Yes. It will read all engine functions and service codes as well as Temp, RPM and sensor readings
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I'm not sure exactly what your asking for. This is a generic vehicle obd2 plugin module mainly for connecting to your car using a third party software.
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The apps for this appear to be generic, so find an OBD app that lists compatible devices. I use TORQUE, which works just fine with it on my Android phone. You can look for an app before buying the device.