As the upgraded version of THINKCAR ThinkOBD 100, ThinkOBD 500 OBD2 scanner adds more utility function. Multi-lingual – Supports multiple languages such as English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian and Portuguese The ThinkOBD 100 comes with a USB to Micro USB Data Cable that enables you to perform software updates to your OBD-II Scanner Device:

Auto VIN Detection – have you lost the VIN, CID, or CVN number? No problem, this tool will read the VIN number from the ECU and display it The Bosch OBD 1300 diagnostic scanner stands out by including cables to connect with pre-1996 Chrysler, Ford, GM and Toyota cars. It can get heavy once the 6-foot extension cable is attached, but the OBD 1300's small size hides its powerful range of abilities.It supports all OBDII protocols: KWP2000, ISO9141, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM and CAN (Controller Area Network). For the wireless scanners, I connected to my Apple iPad Pro, Microsoft Surface or Samsung Galaxy S9+ phone via a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection. The handheld scanners only needed to be plugged into the OBD-II port, which provides power.

Unlike many handheld diagnostic scanners, the Bosch OBD 1300 doesn't get power from your car's OBD-II port. Instead, it uses AA batteries or your car's cigarette lighter to power its large color screen, which shows graphing data clearly. THINKOBD enables you to clear the engine warning light, after completing the full obd2 diagnostics with ease. The main purpose of this tool is to: Look for extras that are included on some models, like an electrical multimeter, the ability to read a manufacturer's proprietary codes or export documents as Acrobat PDF files. Faults and explanations. The best OBD-II scanners not only tell you the faults your car has but also can explain the meaning so you can either fix it yourself or tell a mechanic. The significant difference between these products regarding updates is that THINKOBD 100 supports lifetime free updates, while THINKOBD 20 is not supposed to update. That means you can update your THINKOBD 100 whenever you want without depending on your computer. Pros and cons of THINKOBD 100 vs. THINKOBD 20What you won't get are the manufacturer-specific codes and routines available on OBD-II scanners that costs many times more than the EDiag YA-101. This scanner has a color screen and a fairly intuitive interface, but it doesn't graph data and can't turn off the oil-change light. Nor can it suggest repairs or replacement parts.

Read Codes, Erase Codes, MIL Fault Indicator Light, Live Data(2-IN-1), EVAP System Test, On-Board Monitor Test(Mode 6), View Freeze Frame, O2 Sensor Test, Vehicle Info, I/M Readiness, DTC Code Look-up, for all OBD2 compliant vehicles. Thinkcar California developed a new design for the ThinkOBD500 vehicle code reader.The hardware comes with a large 2.8"inches color LCD screen and more buttons,See more information on one screen and spend less time scrolling through menus.The software part redefines the UI interface according to the customer's usage habits,Even if you are a beginner, you can use this device to read error codes.

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Despite its soft rubber bumpers, the AL539 is fairly compact and light at 6.7 x 3.6 x 1.4 inches and 10.6 ounces. It has a unique pull-out leg so the device can stand on its own, as well as a generous 58-inch cable. Its bright, 2.8-inch color display has icons for major functions and an easy-to-follow, eight-key interface. If you're looking for insights into how your vehicle is working or what's wrong under the hood, there's no better way than to plug in one of the best OBD-II scanners and read the results. THINKOBD 100, on the other hand, provides more detailed vehicle information and displays a live data stream through the car’s code reader. Moreover, it goes further than the THINKOBD 20 regarding system diagnosis, in this case, the ignition system. Extra features/functions

collegamento dati) si trova di solito 12 pollici di distanza al centro del volante, sotto o intorno Accuracy. A scanner is worthless if its results aren't accurate, because the only thing worse than no information is incorrect information. Built-in DTC library – DTCs is just another term for fault codes, this scanner has a built-in library which means unlike other scanners you don’t have to google the fault code to understand what it is, the scanner will provide you with a short description of the fault Warranty. You expect your car to last at least eight or 10 years, so why shouldn't your OBD-II scanner? That said, the best offer a lifetime warranty that should outlast your ride. THINKOBD 20 supports the ISO9141–4, ISO9141–2, and ISO15765 OBD2 protocols. On the other hand, THINKOBD 100 supports more OBDII protocols such as KWP2000, ISO9141, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM. Consequently, THINKOBD 100 is the most comprehensive when it comes to protocol support. Supported vehicle makes

Handheld OBD-II scanners come with their own screen and cable to plug into the car's OBD port. Wireless OBD2II scanners plug into the port, but then connect via Bluetooth to a smartphone or tablet to display their findings. Next, I measured the cord's length on the handheld scanners and the wireless range on the others. With the car running, I monitored the engine and other vital systems, and then disconnected the engine's oil temperature sensor. The THINKOBD 100 and THINKOBD 20 have both the touch screen and button navigation. This double navigation option makes it easier for you to do your repairs, as you can operate the device with greasy hands. When it comes to design, the differences between THINKOBD 100 and THINKOBD 20 are in the devices’ sizes, shapes, and weight. Graphs. Numbers are good, but a visual representation of it is much better, particularly if you're comparing before and after.