Will this scanner work on cars made for Japanese domestic market
582835
I am not sure it will be 100% but I believe it will still be helpful...USA standards vs Japanese standards.
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...
451948
It works with any OBD-II compliant vehicle. However, some manufacturers supplement the standard OBD-II codes with proprietary codes. For such vehicles, this scanner will read and decipher the standard codes, plus present the custom codes, but it may not be able to interpret the meaning of the custom codes.
1674108
The scanner will read and reset all PXXXX codes. If you have a PXXXX code stored in the BMW PCM, this scanner will work.
1234899
Fred,According to the vehicle coverage guide found at http://www.otctools.com/sites/default/files/1.pdf yes it should. I quite like the unit, but the software that can be installed on your PC to view the results from the scanner is useless. Other wise it is a good product that does what it says it will do. Hope that helps. Anthony
341955
I bought it for Japan and do now check any warranty. It is working just fine for Jaguar E-Type which I drive only a couple of times a month.
853827
No issues what so ever! It does work on the 2002 grand prix abs and srs I have worked on that same car many times with this scan tool! It does both and more!
79135
I don't think it will work at all, tbh. If it does, you can expect the scan tool/diagnostic functions, the service reminder, and possibly the tuning recalibration features. I don't recommend this for you vehicle since it's designed primarily for Wranglers (and even then the functions are limited depending on year and sub model).It would be wiser to contact Superchips directly.(888) 227-2447
239069
Yes ,Scanner will work on all OBD11 systems.about from 1994 on up.The scanner will provide a generic code which we see as a code starting with a p-(-----).All generic codes can be found on the internet.The scanner will only do engine management systems.The scanner for that year might show freeze frame data for codes storded,thanks Greg
1188468
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!
1978375
I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work.Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
1392774
Yes you can use this scanner on newer cars, and their good at updates over the web.
319659
Yes it should. After 1996 most vehicles subscribe to a technology called OBD II. On your vehicle(s) under the dashboard there should be a data plug-in socket-probably near the driver's left leg. You would just plug the scanner in there, turn on the power with the red power button (if the scanner doesn't start automatically-don't forget to install the batteries) and follow the scanner's prompts.
730656
All OBDII compliant vehicles will work with the scanner. Look for the connector under the steering wheel that connects to the scanner. Also ask your dealer if your vehicle is compliant if you can't find an answer. Also try on-line. The scanner will guide you through the process and they have a great instruction guide.
1741238
Yes it will work on Japanese Vehicles. It works on most vehicles 1996 and later. In some cases you may need the proper plug to connect to the vehicles. But the one it comes with it may fit some of the cars' plug. If not you can always order the plug for any vehicle right here at Amazon. Or the Actron site.
780949
This Scan Tool will work on MANY OBDII vehicles. OTC's web site should have the application info. I have used it on all my GM (Chevy and GMC Truck) vehicles as well asJeep and Ford with very good results.
422880
yes it should work, but you will need a scanner to program the car to recognize the new sensors