FOXWELL NT301 EOBD/OBD-II Engine Diagnostic Scanner Fault Code Reader Display and English User Manual
- Reads and clears engine fault codes.
- Read fault code definitions on the screen.
- Read real-time data from engine sensors
- Read engine data as a graphical display on the screen.
- Save money by reading and fixing trouble codes yourself.
Spezifikation: FOXWELL NT301 EOBD/OBD-II Engine Diagnostic Scanner Fault Code Reader Display and English User Manual
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FOXWELL NT301 EOBD/OBD-II Engine Diagnostic Scanner Fault Code Reader Display and English User Manual
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Mattev32 –
Good bit of kit successfully scanned my car and gave an accurate fault code. Car now repaired and running better than ever. Very easy to use and comes with a detailed instruction booklet. Im a professional mechanic so I have lots of experience with diagnostics scan tools this one is perfect for a beginner and does exactly what it says on the tin. May even upgrade to one of the more advanced units to keep in my kit at work.
GrrlAlex –
Vauxhall Combo Van 2007 Diesel – spanner engine fault showing on the dash (right of picture) device knows there’s a fault as its yellow middle light is on (see device left) but it cant read the fault or clear it. So even though its an engine management fault (probably EGR valve) and well inside OBD protocol the device isn’t any help so I still have to take to the garage and pay their fees to put a diagnostic on the van to diagnose and clear the fault 🙁 I didn’t buy cheap off ebay and thought this was a better quality and more useful device. I normally work on landrovers so invested in the professional Lynx Evo software for the fleet management – the vauxhall was a temporary addition but its causing me more grief than three old landies!
Amazon Customer –
This tool only contacts one of the many computers in your car making it only partially useful or not at all. There are more powerful diagnostic tools (ODB II scanner, search for ‚Delphi‘) that cost a little bit more but contacts all the cars computer so you can find the exact issue with your car
Greger RR –
I have an 15 year old, very cheap, reader that picks up more fault codes than this. And also this cant deal with electric parking brakes (or at least I didn’t manage to fix it). Much live data, but they seem inconsistent.
H –
Garage were charging me £50 to read and reset the code so I bought this and did it myself. I am not good with technology but I managed to find the error code (by holding down read) and then you can reset the ligh on your car by holding down erase.
I wish it had said this in the manual as that took me 25 minutes lol.
It does a lot more advanced things but now that I know what to do it will be easy to use.