Does this scanner works for vehicles sold in Mexico?
605852
A quick, simple search on the Actron website revealed the (Super Classified) information about the scanner saying that "indeed this scanner works with ALL vehicles manufactured on or after 1996." Imagine that.
1062382
Took mine to to the Caribbean and it worked great so believe it will work fine in Mexico, just make sure you have the map card for the area you will be traveling.
2216048
so far as I can tell It works on fairly well all vehicles for certain nissans it does need extra downloads from play store. Repair cars at used car lot have used on many different makes and models even diesels not normally covered by obdII scanners.
1950122
Thank you for your interest in our products! Our scan tools were designed to work with any OBDII compliant vehicle. If these vehicles were bought or sold in the US, they would be OBDII compliant. Best regards,
1028972
Somewhere around 1996 all auto manufacturers had to comply with OBII. So anything from 1996 to present will work with this scanner. This scanner will work with all American car manufactures as well as Europe and Asian cars. This unit does a lot for its size and money. It's worth it. A dealership will charge you $150.00 just to look at it and tell you what's wrong. This unit can save you a lot of money.
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!
1392774
Yes you can use this scanner on newer cars, and their good at updates over the web.
2201603
No estoy seguro. Como son carros Europeos de alto desempeno tiene muchas prestaciones que requieren un scanner sofisticado segun creo.
1732899
Yes, it covers Mexico and Canada. It also includes all Central America and the northernmost parts of South America (say, to the south end of Venezuela). That stated, I have never used it outside of the US... so far. Some caution seems wise; for instance, the urban area of Caracas is not to be found on these maps (but Mexico City is). If going far south past the border, do look for a second opinion; there are crowd-sourced routable maps in Garmin format that may be more reliable.
304497
Xtrail? I'm guessing you are not in the US? It would work with any vehicle sold in the US, for other countries you would need to know the "protocol" that your ECU talks and compare it to the ones that ScanTool supports. My guess is that it would work, but I would check before ordering.
1710
I never been to Mexico but if its unlocked phone it should work to any country in the world as far as I know.
730655
Yes. On vehicles 1996 and on. To work on cars older than 1996, you need to do the OB1 testing which is very different than just connecting the scanner. The scanner comes with the plug needed for most foreign cars. If not it is easy to order.
1655058
That is a good question for Lowrance. The unit will work anywhere in the world provided you have the charts. I don't believe you can get the Insight charts for Mexico, and Navionics doesn't appear to offer them either. C-Map sells them, but I don't know if your Lowrance unit can use this format. You may want to pse this question to Lowrance or go onto an Internet blog or find a ham radio net in the Sea of Cortez to ask around.
451173
More than likely, but that is a old protocol. This tool only does Global scan tool data, which means you only get to look at certain engine pids (perimeter IDs). It should work on that chrysler which has the connector for the scanner under the hood, but you will only be able to see if the vehicle has any engine or transmission codes since it is not a CAN (controller are network) vehicle. You can only look at live scan data if the vehicle uses can for communications.
575322
I believe it should work. I used this scan tool on many vehicle from different make and model. So far, it reads fine for transmission and abs codes.
190764
Yes it should, ck out www.obd2cart.com U480, that will give you good idea what the scanner can do. Hope this helped Dennis. Thomas
788296
I live in the USA so I'm not entirely sure. But I would think it works as long as there are GPS satellites that cover your area, as I am sure there are. You could also try calling the company who manufactures it directly. I use this device to track my son's car and find it to be very useful and reliable.