Can read and erase Check Engine "warning light on mercedes (w210, 38pin) if I connect (Mercedes Benz 38 Pin to 16 Pin Obd2 OBD2 Adapter Cable)
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hello friend if you have this connector from launch then it is ok if not they are not compatible
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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.
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The cable is almost like an Lan cable connection. It's the same for all cables for this model connection to the unit. It clears check engine light so u can verify correct problem.
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Dear customer, Thanks for your email. This item just supports OBD-II. Best regards!
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Honestly, I wouldn't know or can verify it for you. HOWEVER! If it is, and I am quite sure that, an OBD-II system then you can use it (period). There are few exceptions that pretty much limit most scanner to do like clear out error code for airbag (for this problem you would have to see them overpriced dealership!). Most and NOT all cars manufactured after 1990s and on will either equipped with OBD-I (older models) or it will have OBD-II and the majority of car makers agreed to stop at OBD-II. LUXURIOUS vehicles like the Royce, Lamborgini, and anything of the type requires factory mechanics and NOT by any local grease monkeys can touch them. Beside you would definitely won't need to buy this thing if you were to overindulge yourself with one of these v.e.h.i.c.l.e. It is cheap and will paid for itself for just after one use! Beat time to the dealership, local part store, or your mechanic... remember to clear the code after the REPAIR and NOT clear it out and then drive. Hope this help!
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It should be able to read the codes but you probably will need to research what they stand for online. . The codes usually are like error codes letters and numbers and may be unique to your vw
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If you have a 12 vt adapter socket in your vehicle it should work. Unless you've tried other adapters and or plugs that didn't respond. I would consult the manufacturer on line, the Mercedes dealer, or some who owns the same type of vehicle. Sorry I'm just a regular customer and don't know much about your typ of car.
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I dont think so...i believe 95 and below is obd1..this is 96 and up tool used to scan off obd2 ports ..which is 96 and up vehicles...to read codes on 95 vehicles and below, u have to read number of check engine light flashes..google it
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Sorry, no. You'll need a different cable for that. This one will only read obd2 codes.
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No idea. I would say either know how to use a volt meter or google which pins to use. I found even in the same car year to year the wire colors/pinout positions aren't always the same.
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if your vehicle is fitted with the standard 16 pin plug i cannot see why you should have a problem.my friend has a bmw and he is also very happy that his 3160b tester could identify his vehicles problems and that he could reset the vehicles computer.
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I know I'm really late on this conversation but as an alternative to the answer from Bill L. is to take your vehicle to an Autozone or O'Reilly's or some other auto parts store that will connect a code-reader to your vehicle for free, make sure the code is from the O2 sensor and have them clear it. Disconnecting the battery on newer cars can be a bigger pain because of all the advanced electronics. At the very least it will save you from having to reset all your radio presets!
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Jon, let me clarify. I was able to turn the check engine icon off in my 07sts. the (minor) problem may still exist in some form but i was able to turn the light off which is all I wanted for my used car with 120k miles. The scanner allows you to check what the code is decipher it (with cheatsheet) and elect to turn it off or not. I hope this helps. GSJ
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I use this in conjunction with a phone ap called Torque. I am able to se any and all "codes" that may be on any car that has an OBD2 port. I can reset the codes and see a great deal of real time engine information. It works great
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Yes, Chevrolet was equipped with OBD I in 1995. The easiest way to tell what generation of on board diagnostics (OBD) you have, is to look in the connector and see how many pins are there. OBD I has two (three if you have ABS), OBD II will be full of pins.
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nah u might get an check engine light but i dont think it will be a problem, its advise to get a access port or a hypertech will do aswell, what i have
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It's an OBD2 scanner, should be compatible with all cars built since 1996. Once you get the code then just Google the error code to get the full details.