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A handheld OBD2/EOBD code reader with a color screen and physical keypad, wired to a multi-pin OBDII connector. It reads and clears fault codes, shows live engine data such as RPM, temperature and fuel consumption, captures freeze frame data, checks the check-engine light status, tests battery voltage and runs performance tests. It covers the nine standard OBD2/EOBD protocols, so it works on most 1996-and-newer US cars and light trucks, but not on pre-1996 vehicles or makes needing manufacturer-specific software. It is a basic DIY tool: it tells you what a code means and lets you clear it, but it does not do ABS, airbag or transmission diagnostics the way pricier scan tools do.
This is a handheld OBD2 scanner for reading data from a vehicle's onboard diagnostics. It has a color display screen and a physical keypad. A thick integrated cable ends in a multi-pin OBDII connector, and a small black drawstring bag is included for storage.
The scanner supports the nine standard OBD II/EOBD protocols, so it works with a variety of car models. It reads and clears fault codes and shows the vehicle's operating parameters in real time, such as engine speed, temperature and fuel consumption. When a fault is detected, it saves freeze frame information about the vehicle's state at that moment for later analysis.
It also tests the car battery voltage, checks the malfunction indicator light (MIL) status, and reads basic vehicle information such as the VIN and engine model. Further tests cover the oxygen sensor and the fuel evaporation system (Mode 8), and it can look up detailed information on fault codes. A performance test covers acceleration and braking.
