OBD2 Scanner with Upgrade Battery Tester
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The Cicpap is a handheld OBD2 diagnostic scanner with a built-in battery tester. It reads and erases engine codes, shows live data streams, runs I/M readiness and EVAP checks, tests O2 sensors, looks up DTC definitions and pulls the VIN and calibration IDs. The battery test side reports cell health, charge status and bad cells. It suits drivers who want basic DIY diagnostics and a quick battery check without a shop visit. Against pricier scan tools it covers the common OBD2 functions but is a code reader, not a full bidirectional or manufacturer-level tool.
In stockSold by CICPAPReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 from 293 ratings. Owners generally find it easy to use for reading and clearing codes and like having a battery check in the same tool. Some want deeper diagnostics than a basic code reader gives.
This is an OBD2 scanner with a built-in battery tester. It plugs into the vehicle's OBDII port and reads diagnostic information from the car. It has a large color display and 6 buttons, and it works plug and play.
It reads and erases codes, which shows which part of the emission control system has a fault and clears the codes after repairs. The data stream appears graphically, and the DTC lookup shows the detailed definition of a retrieved code. It also checks I/M readiness, tests the EVAP system and monitors the O2 sensors for problems that can affect fuel efficiency.
The vehicle information function retrieves the vehicle identification number, calibration ID and calibration verification number. The battery test analyzes battery cell health and charging status and detects faults and bad cells. The menus are available in eight languages.
