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OBD2 Code Reader Check Engine Light Scanner AD310
$203.99
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$203.99
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Key Features
- Engine Diagnostics — It detects the engine system and reads and clears error codes.
- Live Data Viewing — It displays live data from the vehicle.
- Freeze Frame Data — It shows freeze frame data and I/M monitor readiness.
- Vehicle Information — It reads vehicle information from the car.
Product Specifications
- Supported vehicles: 12V diesel and gasoline cars; hybrid and electric cars are not supported
- Automotive fit type: Vehicle specific fit
- Languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Finnish, Portuguese, Russian
- Package contents: 1 AD310 scanner, 1 user manual, 1 USB cable
What It Is / How It Works
The AD310 is an OBD2 code reader that checks the engine system, reads and clears error codes, and shows live data. OBD2 code readers connect to a car's diagnostic port and are used to check the check engine light.
Who It's For / Use Cases
OBD2 code readers suit car owners who want to check a check engine light themselves.
How to Use / Care
- Use it to check the trouble code and see the code definition yourself, instead of taking the car to a mechanic shop.
How to Choose
Check the supported vehicles row in Product Specifications, since hybrid and electric cars are not supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work on hybrid or electric cars?
It supports 12V diesel and gasoline cars and does not support hybrid or electric cars.
What can it read?
It reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes, views freeze frame data and I/M monitor readiness, reads live data and hard memory data, and collects vehicle information.
What comes in the package?
It comes with the AD310 scanner, a user manual and a USB cable.
Which languages does it support?
The language options are English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Finnish, Portuguese and Russian.
Will it work on every car with an OBD2 port?
Most cars are supported, but different regions adopt the OBD2 protocol at different times, and some special designs, especially certain Japanese and Korean brands, may not support it.
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