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General| Type | OBD2 Scanner |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Compatibility | Vehicles compliant with OBDII/EOBD protocols (1996 and newer) |
| Functions | Read and clear trouble codes, view freeze frame data, I/M readiness status, vehicle information |
| Power Source | Vehicle battery |
| Operating Temperature | 0-60°C (32-140°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20-70°C (-4-158°F) |
| Supported Protocols | ISO9141, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM, CAN, KWP2000 |
Troubleshooting no power issue with the adapter.
Troubleshooting failure to find Bluetooth signal on mobile phone.
Addresses issues where the check engine light remains on after clearing.
Compares AOBD1B with cloned ELM327 chips, highlighting v1.5 advantages.
Details vehicle compatibility for light trucks and heavy duty vehicles, including import status.
Provides solutions for connection problems between the phone and the car's ECU.
Offers guidance on interpreting and acting upon detected error codes.
Explains the evolution and features of various ELM327 chip versions.
Discusses power consumption and recommends removing the scanner when the car is off.
Clarifies limitations on reading non-engine specific codes like ABS, SRS, EPB.
Lists supported OBDII protocols and mentions SAE J1939 CAN support.
Guides users on finding the OBD2 port on their vehicle.
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