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The Foxwell NT301 is a handheld OBD2/EOBD code reader for cars and light trucks sold in the US since 1996. It reads and clears check-engine codes, shows live data as graphs, and has a dedicated I/M readiness mode with red-yellow-green LEDs for emissions testing. Its 2.8-inch color screen, hotkeys and menu-driven keypad make it simpler to use than bare-bones code readers, and it updates over USB. It sits above basic readers like the NT201 but below bidirectional scan tools that can run active tests on ABS, airbag and body systems.
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Buyers rate it highly and mostly praise how quickly it finds and clears codes and how easy the readiness display makes smog checks. Complaints center on its limits: it cannot reach ABS, airbag or manufacturer-specific systems, and the interface feels dated to some.
The Foxwell NT301 is a handheld OBD2 and EOBD scanner and code reader, an upgraded version of the NT201. It reads generic, manufacturer-specific and pending codes, and it clears codes, turns off the Check Engine Light (MIL) and resets monitors. A built-in DTC lookup shows the code definition after reading, so there is no need to search online.
It records, graphs and plays back live sensor data, including live O2 sensor readings. It also shows freeze frame data, such as fuel trim and engine coolant temperature, from the moment the Malfunction Indicator Lamp was set. One-click I/M readiness hot keys give quick access to emissions readiness status and to reading and erasing DTCs. Red, yellow and green LEDs and a built-in speaker indicate readiness status for an emissions test.
The scanner has a clearly arranged keypad, menu-driven navigation and a 2.8-inch color screen. It supports 10 languages. It does not have ABS or airbag functions. Software updates are done online over a USB cable.
