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Product Name:D900 Canscan Obd2 Live Pcm Data Code Reader

D900 Canscan Obd2 Live Pcm Data Code Reader

Application

auto

Product Description:

Lead Time:  In stock
Shipping:     DHL,UPS,TNT,EMS,Fedex,Hongkong Post
Weight:       0.5kgs

D900 has CAN Protocol Support which gives wider vehicle coverage. It resets the check engine lights, reads and clears all generic, and some manufacturer specific, DTC, displays the I/M readiness status, views OBD II freeze frame data, displays pending codes.

D900 CANSCAN OBD2 Live PCM Data Code Reader Scanner

Professional OBDII Generic Scan Tool all 1996 and newer cars, light trucks, and SUVs Domestic, Asian and European Import
Features unique patented all-in-one back-lit screen display and LCD display for quick OBD I/M emissions check
DTC definitions and user interface is provided in English, Germany, Spanish, or French (selected by a menu command)
Tool captures and displays Freeze Frame Data helps to troubleshoot problem. Provides Live Data views, records, and plays back* live PCM data streams

Includes free OBD-PC Link Software and cable to generate, print and save detailed diagnostic reports and update the tool via the Internet

OBDII Coverage / Features:
Links to all OBDII protocols CAN .included
Tool captures and displays Freeze Frame Data helps to troubleshoot problem
Retrieves OBDII DTCs: Generic Codes (P0, P2, P3, and U0) / Manufacturer Specific Codes (P1, P3, and U1)
Automatic refresh feature updates data every 30 seconds when connected to the vehicle helps to verify repairs

OBD1 Coverage:

General Motors 1982 to 1993 and some 1994 to 1995 models
Ford, Lincoln, Mercury 1983 to 1995 models with EEC-IV Systems
-Performs: KOEO, KOER, Timing Check, Cylinder Balance Test, Output State Test, Wiggle Test
Toyota / Lexus 1991 to 1995
Chrysler / Dodge / Plymouth 1984 to 1995
Jeep 1993 to 1995
CAN (Complete Controller Area Network) protocol coverage. CAN, which is used on a handful of makes and models today, will be mandatory on all vehicles manufactured for use in the U.S. beginning in 2008. It is the fastest way yet for computerized vehicles to speak with their high tech systems.
Large (60 x 40mm), patented display features diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and their definitions, freeze frame and user interface prompts.
Color-coded OBD auto scan LEDs quickly validate the vehicles computer engine controls (Green = OK, Yellow = Possible Problem / Not ready for an emissions test, Red = Code present / requires service).
Quick and easy plug and play user interface goes from connecting to the vehicle to getting all the data you need in 15 seconds or less.
OBD auto scan On-screen I/M Readiness icons indicate which monitors are supported by the vehicle in autos can and if the associated monitor has run its diagnostic testing. This is ideal for emissions testing because 33 states and D.C. have mandatory I/M programs that use OBD2 to pass or fail smog tests.
Freeze frame displays for in-depth analysis.
Displays generic and manufacturer specific DTCs help identify a particular problem. Also shows which code commanded the MIL on and the total number of codes on one screen.
ERASE function turns off CHECK ENGINE warning lamp, clears codes and resets monitors.
Automatic re-link every 15 seconds allows hands-free operation while performing drive cycles great to help verify repairs.

 

SKAuto Technology Co., Ltd is major in automobile diagnostic equipment, inspection equipment, machine maintenance equipment, cleaning equipment and automobile electronics. It specializes in BMW, Benz, BMW GT1 Star and ordinary diagnostic equipment, Balloon mileage correction tools, Immobilizer ...[Read More]

Company Profile:

• Main Product:

  Bmw Gt1, Mb Star, Vas5054a, Autoboss V30, Launch X431 Master

• Business Type:

  Manufacturer

• Current Export Market:

  North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, Southeast Asia, Mid East, Africa, Oceania

• Total Annual Sales:

  USD 100,000 - 500,000

Factory Profile:

• Number of Employees:

  51 - 100 People