I would like to know if and what plugs come with it? And what all cars and trucks it will read?
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OBD I and II as well as OEM specific plugs for Chevy, Ford, and Dodge (pre-OBD). It will read any vehicle with those plugs (basically any car built since fuel injection, about 1990).
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GM, Ford and Chrysler type OBD-I cables and a generic OBD-II cable, no import cables for those before 1996.
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All plugs for OBD1 & OBD2 computers, It will read GM, Ford & Chrysler OBD1 up until. 1995.All OBD2 equipped vehicles from 1996-present year. Hope this helps Jim Hill
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It comes with OBD I adapters for Ford, GM, and Chrysler as well as an OBD II plug. It does not come with any foreign adapters or the GM transitional plug for 94-95 F-body and Corvette.
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All plugs for OBD1 & OBD2 computers, It will read GM, Ford & Chrysler OBD1 up until. 1995.All OBD2 equipped vehicles from 1996-present year.Hope this helpsJim Hill
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None. It plugs into your cigarette lighter socket. How you handle the light connection on the tow vehicle for break and turns is up to you.
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Yes on anything with an obd2 connection. However I can't say what kind of information you will get since each vechile is different
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I read my 1996 ford explorer, but I not sure if it reads transmition codes.
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Depends on the installed app. It will if the program allows for it. I use it with the torque app for android and can only do engine electronics but reads real time. Great item for the price. Works like a charm
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it has a 4 pin plug in, but my car wasn't previously wired for a trailer. I had to buy the kit to install into car. (the kit is a pretty easy install)
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Yes, it will read codes from a check engine light on all vehicles with OBD II 16 pin connector, so nearly all vehicles 1996 and up
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It comes with the wires I don't no what the plug is for I put it in a Mazda I had to change the plug
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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 comes with the standard 4 pin plug. But I hard wired mine into my taillights so that could plug in my trailer lights. It took about 15 minutes.
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you need an obd2 reader; this reader has round 6 & 9 pin connector for class 5,6,7,8 trucks only.
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It comes with all of the wires you need to connect it to a wiring harness. So you will need to also buy one that fits your car.
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Not sure. If your code reader is an OBDII (standardized for 1996 and newer cars) reader than it will plug in the end of your code reader.
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I have no idea but I think it should work with practically any car with the standard plug-in. I suggest the best place to find out for sure would be the Garmin website.
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Maybe this will help I hook it up to a 1993 chevy truck I hook the voltage wire right to a ignition wire 12 volts in accessory and 12 volts with key on the same wire test with a test light to find the right wire. the voltage measures my battery voltage and when running my charging voltage no problems. I bought the three in one meter voltage temperature and time you can isolate each one or have them all read showing individual readings intermediately so yes it's can read its own power but it is powered by your cars battery I hope this helps you. Ps I'm a auto tech for 37 years now. I Had some problems with the temperature sensor probe but they sent me a new one seems to work okay now. Just so you know it comes in 1 gage not 3 that's just showing you what the gage dose.
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You can connect to it either through Bluetooth or it has a 3.5mm audio jack (cord included). If your truck radio has a 3.5mm audio jack then it will work with that.
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Yes. It will read all engine functions and service codes as well as Temp, RPM and sensor readings