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The CICPAP OBD2 Scanner is a handheld code reader that plugs into a car's OBDII port to read and clear engine codes, view freeze frame data, check I/M readiness and watch live data like coolant temperature, engine load and speed. It has a built-in DTC lookup library and dedicated VIN and DTC query buttons, and it draws power from the car, so there are no batteries or chargers. It covers nine OBD2 protocols, which means most 1996-and-newer US cars, 2000-and-newer European cars and many Asian models. It is a basic reader rather than a full diagnostic tool: it handles engine and emissions codes, not ABS, airbag or body systems, so shoppers wanting those should look at a mid-tier scanner. Owners rate it well, with 4.5 out of 5 from 306 ratings.
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Owners rate the CICPAP highly, calling it easy to use and good value for reading and clearing a check-engine light. Most praise the plug-and-play setup and the built-in code lookup. A few wish it did more than engine codes.
The CICPAP OBD2 scanner is a basic code reader for diagnosing the check engine light. It has a built-in OBD2 DTC lookup library to help identify the cause of a fault code. It reads and erases codes, shows freeze frame data, checks I/M readiness and gives access to vehicle information.
It also shows real-time data such as vehicle speed, engine load value, coolant temperature and engine speed. It works with 9 protocols and supports most 1996 US-based, 2000 EU-based and Asian cars, as well as newer OBD II and CAN domestic or import vehicles.
The scanner has an LCD screen with adjustable backlight and compact, button-operated controls, including VIN and DTC query buttons. It draws power from the vehicle through the OBDII Data Link Connector, so it needs no batteries or charger.
