All Modes OBDII Scanner
1. Read fault codes associated with Check Engine Light on vehicle dashboards.
2. Clear fault codes so turn off Check Engine Light after servicing and repairing.
3. View dynamic Live Data to know how the car is performing.
4. Display I/M Readiness status to know if the car is ready for the emissions test.
5. Show Freeze Frame data to see what happened when the fault code set.
6. O2 Sensor Test to check fuel efficiency and emission status.
7. EVAP Test for fuel tank system (carbon canister test).
8. Access to on-board diagnostic monitoring test results to determine if some specific components or the monitors are normal.
9. Retrieve vehicle information (VIN, CID, and CVN) to track car details and historical records.
10. Built-in DTC lookup library, read generic (P0, P2, P3, and U0) and manufacturer specific (P1, P3, and U1) codes; show the definition directly, save the search online.
Worried About Being Fined for the Emission Exceeding?
Most states in US require an emission test for car registration. 70% cars will encounter the smog test. Among those tested cars, over 30% failed the test, which means you cannot get a license plate for it and will be requested to repair any issues. Moreover, a fine will be paid for this. How to pass this inevitable smoke test? Before the test, go to the mechanic for costly diagnosis and repairs or do it yourself with an OBD2 scanner?
TOPDON AL300, an excellent OBD2 code reader enables more people to perform pre-inspections for smog tests on their own. By retrieving the I/M Readiness Status and O2 sensor data, this OBD2 scanner checks if emissions-related systems are ready for Inspection and Maintenance testing to avoid the fine and rejection in the inspection.
What Should You Do When Your Car Failed the Vehicle Inspection?
If your car failed the vehicle inspection, first you need to figure out the reasons for inspection failure. Once you find out the reason, the fix will be much easier and faster. A failed emission test occurs for many reasons. To analyze the vehicle inspection failure, this OBD2 code reader offers various functions for different reasons.
● O2 Sensor Test for O2 Sensor malfunction by retrieving and viewing the test results of O2 sensor monitors;
● I/M Readiness for emission-related parts problems by observing the performance of car’s emission-related systems;
● On-board Monitoring (Mode 6) for on-board monitor issues by retrieving test results for emission-related powertrain components and systems that are not continuously monitored.
How to Save Money & Time?
In addition to the vehicle inspection, this OBD2 coder reader is also a great help for DIY users to save money and time. With full OBD2 functions, this OBD2 scanner quickly and accurately diagnose various vehicle issues.
√ Retrieving VIN (Vehicle Identification NO.): reads and displays the vehicle information for users to save the trouble of looking around for VIN.
√ Reading Codes: retrieves both generic (P0, P2, P3, and U0) and manufacturer specific (P1, P3, and U1) codes to identify which section of the emission part has malfunctioned.
√ Clearing Codes: erases the retrieved DTCs and other related data after certain repairs to turn off MIL (Malfunction Indicator Light).
√ Viewing Freeze Frame: views the vehicle’s operating parameters when a DTC is detected, to quickly locate malfunctions.
√ Reading Live Data Stream: displays real-time PID data from ECU in various ways to monitor car issues.
Why Not Do It Yourself with an AL300?
When your Check Engine Light comes on, you can turn it off with TOPDON AL300. Designed with easy-to-use features, this OBD2 scanner allows you to perform the same diagnosis as a mechanic, who will charge you 50~100 USD for a simple scanning. Get an AL300! Not only will you save money on your car diagnosis, you’ll also save visits to the shop!
● Plug-and-play: Just plug this OBD2 code reader into the car and play. No need batteries. The rest will be straightforward and intuitive.
● DTC Definition: When you read codes, this OBD2 code reader shows DTCs and detailed descriptions simultaneously to interpret the OBD2 codes for your vehicles, which is easy for you to find out the issue.
● Colorful LCD Screen: This OBD2 scanner with good visual effect brings you a better experience than black-and-white ones.
Vehicle Coverage
Australian Cars:Need Standard OBD2 Protocols from 2006 to now.
for AUST-Ford, for Holden ...
American Cars:Need Standard OBD2 Protocols from 2000 to now.
for Chrysler, for Ford, for GM, For Jeep ...
European Cars:Need Standard OBD2 Protocols from 2003 to now.
For Alfa Romeo, for SAAB, for Acura, for Opel, for Audi, forSeat, forPeugeot,for Renault, for Bentley, for Skoda, for Daewoo, for Benz, for Daihatsu, for Land Rover, for BMW, for Vauxhall, for Citroen, for Volvo, for Fiat, for VW, for Ford, for Jaguar...
Japanese/Korean Car:Need Standard OBD2 Protocols from 2006 to now
for KIA, for Isuzu,for Honda,for Mitsubishi, for Hyundai, for Dacia, for Lexus, for Mazda, for Nissan, for Subaru, for Suzuki, for Toyota...
Chinese Car: Need Standard OBD2 Protocols from 2009 to now
NOTE: Even though it compatible with most cars, but different regions support the vehicle OBD2 protocol at different times, or some car is a special design, so it may not compatible with some cars which do not support OBD2 protocol.
NOTICE
By clearing trouble codes you also clear the readiness status for the individual emission system readiness tests. In order to reset these monitors, the vehicle must be driven through a complete drive cycle with no trouble codes in memory. Amount of time needed for reset vary by vehicle.
Do not erase the codes before repairs or services have been performed. Codes will again display if the underlining fault causing the code is not addressed.
Please close the anti-virus software in your PC when updating the device.
