Automotive scanner

connects to your auto’s OBD-II port

obtains diagnostic trouble codes

Simple diagnostic tools are priced at approximately $20-$50 https://carscannertool.store/

Comprehensive scan tools run between $100-$1,000 or more

helps diagnose mechanical malfunctions

designed for most vehicles manufactured after 1996

checks numerous vehicle systems

Engine management malfunctions

Manual transmission monitoring

Anti-lock Braking System faults

SRS testing

displays dynamic information

provides advantages such as time-efficient repairs

wireless capability makes possible remote diagnosis

remove DTCs

readout exhibits code descriptions

car repair specialists work with comprehensive scanners

vehicle owners gravitate toward reasonably priced readers

pinpoint the origin of malfunction lights

FOXWELL diagnostic devices

cuts down on costs on repair bills

operates with smartphones

deciphers generic codes

runs diagnostic routines

records emission readiness

bilingual menu

extended functions for select automakers

pocket-sized structure

color screen shows scan results