will this read kia and hyundai cars?
1055128
Yes, it has a very good coverage of automobiles for model years 1990 to date. These include both Asian, European & Domestic. Good professional scanner.
1055129
I am not sure. I bought it to read a 2002 Volvo. I am sorry I cannot help you with this.
2213983
No. It doesn't support Korean, but if you are aware of just some terms about cars, it will be the best choice for diagnostic scanner.
1502263
According to the description it will "Reads Check Engine light warnings on any 1996 and newer car, light truck, SUV and minivan"
1474903
I doubt that. Somehow it read on Fords just fine, didnt read on Dodge or Toyotas I have tried. No online software updates either.
575323
It is designed to read ABS,transmission,engine and SRS [air bag codes] an all 1996 and newer gasoline engine cars. so the answer is yes.
1442717
I have no idea but most likely not. Usually foreign cars have different profiles.
1451882
it should because it reads vehicles from 1996 and up. I love this devise. It is probably the best tool my husband has ever owned.
434890
I have a Kia Rio. It does not have msn sync or any other device, so I can't compare it with the quality you currently have. Sorry! I am still in love with it.
290151
According to my Hyundai Parts catalog, No! If you do wish a remote fro your car , we can supply the correct one with your VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
1171543
No this reads out mileage and mpg, also will tell you if you have any codes that are coming up on your onboard computer of your car.
988258
If you are asking if this will read the codes from the radio, no it won't. It will read and clear codes for your car, but it won't tell you the definitions of the codes. You'll have to look them up online.
1910128
I don't know, I bought them to my Kia Picanto 2013 and doesn't match any way.
1590266
It will read the VIN on the majority of US made vehicles that are CAN OBD II compatible. However this model does not have any print functions.
1865448
I don't know exactly which is the correct one for a Hyundai, however you can check the width of the tonghe in a already seatbelt tongue. Take care that sometimes from front seats seatbelts tongues and different from rear ones. Good luck!!
2273161
Yes, as long as the vehicle produces the codes (and since 1996 most do) the device will read them. Meaning of the codes can be looked up in the book or on the internet.
64443
I can't say I've personally plugged one into a Kia or Hyundai but everything I've ever seen says they support ODBII codes and other cars from all over the world do too so I'd be very shocked if it didn't work.
1414883
I have used it two times and I was able to clear the code. Your Hyundai should be fine, I believe all cars of that year do have the OBDII connections.