Bidirectional OBD2 Scan Tool – All Systems, CAN FD & ECU Coding

An OBD2 scanner plugs into the port under your dash and reads the codes behind a check engine light, so you know what is wrong before you go to the shop. Key specs: item height 11, item length 12 and item width 14.

Key features

• Bluetooth
• Software Update
• Made from plactis
• Available in 2 color options

Specifications

• Part type: OBD2 Scanner
• Communication Interface: OBD-II, Bluetooth
• External Testing Certification: Ce
• Hardware Version: Newest
• Item Height: 11
• Item Length: 12
• Item Width: 14
• Material: Plactis
• Power (W): W
• Software Version: NEWEST
• Feature: Bluetooth
• Use: Not Telecommunication
• Voltage: 12V

Options

• Color: EDIAG PLUS, THINKDIAG 2

Fitment

This listing does not name specific vehicles. Match the part number and the specifications with the part you are replacing.

Installation & tips

• Plug it in with the ignition off, then turn the key to on before scanning.
• Disconnect the battery before you unplug or splice any wiring, and test everything works before you refit trim panels.

FAQ

What is the OBD2 Scanner made of?
The listing gives the material as plactis.

What size is it?
Item Height: 11; Item Length: 12; Item Width: 14.

What voltage does it use?
12V, according to the listing.

Before you order

• OBD2 works on gas cars and light trucks from 1996 on (diesels and EU models vary).
• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapters need a phone app; handheld scanners work on their own.
• Basic readers show engine codes; ABS, airbag and other systems need a more advanced tool.
• Measure the part you are replacing and compare it with the specifications above.