will it clear trouble codes..?
1032527
Yes, you can clear trouble codes from the keypad and reset the OBD-II system.
1032528
No it will not. The only way to clear a trouble code out of OBD-I is disconnecting the battery for a few minutes. Honestly this device does the same thing as small jumper wire from the a to b pins. ABS feature is useful if it's compatable for your vehicle, it was not on my Saturn so I returned it.
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...
1772628
Don't have that information, I am coming up on my time do do that in the next few months after Toyota care so I will have to find out myself too. I have a diagnostic tool that can decode them but I am not sure if it clears the car code after the diagnostic is completed
1322179
yes, after you read and clear the codes, but you can't just clear them and go for an emissions test. I think you have to drive a little make sure they are gone.
598688
no, you have a program set. If you rest the programs it should fix the issue. hope it helps
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
2268668
Usually this is restricted to the paid version of whatever app you are using. I use Torque Pro and it will clear codes.
1544445
it will but YOU MIGHT BE HIDING A SERIOUS PROBLEM by clearing codes....there is a reason why the engine light comes on.....but its your vehicle...so the answer is YES....THE SCAN TOOL WILL CLEAR THE CODES
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.
1248823
Yes. Do a "trouble code read test" to be sure that's the problem. If so, try a Mass Flow Air cleaner spray first. Good luck.
1802493
Yes. But if you don't fix the problem at hand. The code Will come back everytime. Ex. An O2 sensor will bring a code up. Just because you clear or reset the code, the problem Will always exist and show up at your emission test station.
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.
1277692
Yes, it will clear faults after it warns you NOT to clear the fault if you have not fixed the problem. (But it's just a warning. Some problems just aren't worth fixing.)
933230
Not to my knowledge! However a lot of components are controlled with codes entered into menus that are accessed by technicians! So maybe?
1045286
I read the instruction manual and it said to call customer service and they will help you reset the code.
31767
I have no idea because I never had the error codes happen to me. It did clear other codes that I had until I went and tried to upgrade the software in it and now it is just a piece of junk that reads nothing and I cannot get anyone from Autel to help me out. I would stay away from Autel!
1974628
Simple answer, yes. It contains a booklet with codes too so you can see exactly what is going wrong during boot up. If it sometimes doesn't boot up, could be dust build up.
819710
What do you mean by "clear errors"?--It won't fix anything on OBD system,but yes it will clear monitors and reset MIL---it will also tell you numerically and in words what the errors are--My job is emissions compliance at a huge used car dealership---we scan approx 40 cars per day to get them emission ready--this is a good machine--my emissions team uses 4 of them daily