ANCEL JP700 JOBD OBD2 Japanese Car Scanner JDM Automotive Engine Code Reader
Why You Need This ANCEL JP700 Car Scanner?
Your car suddenly goes out halfway through? Engine light keeps coming on all of a sudden? Always worried that your vehicle will fail the smoke test? Got a problem that can only be taken to a repair shop and spend a lot of money on car repairs every year? Want to buy a suitable car diagnostic tool but hesitate because its complicated operation and compatibility? If you are facing similar problems as above, then our ANCEL JP700 will be the ideal choice for you.
Your car suddenly goes out halfway through? Engine light keeps coming on all of a sudden? Always worried that your vehicle will fail the smoke test? Got a problem that can only be taken to a repair shop and spend a lot of money on car repairs every year? Want to buy a suitable car diagnostic tool but hesitate because its complicated operation and compatibility? If you are facing similar problems as above, then our ANCEL JP700 will be the ideal choice for you.
Wide Vehicle Coverage-Enhanced Compatibility
So there are so many kinds of OBDII code reader? Why should you choose it? Compared to other code readers, the biggest advantage of the JP700 is that it has made a major breakthrough in model compatibility.
In addition to the commercially available OBDII and EOBD protocols, we have specifically added the JOBD protocol to support some common Japanese models in diagnosing vehicle faults.
We have developed two diagnostic menus: The OBDII menu and the “Select Brand” menu. The OBDII menu is suitable for vehicles compatible with the OBDII protocol and some Japanese vehicles, including most 1996 US-based, 2000 EU-based and 2002 Asian-based cars. The "Select Brand" menu is mainly used to diagnose some common Japanese models on the market, including TOYOTA, DAIHATSU, MITSUBISHI, MAZDA, NISSAN, SUZUKI and SUBARU vehicle diagnostics.
Other similar code readers or scanners claim to work with all vehicles from 1996 onwards, but buyers have found that many Japanese vehicles are not supported because many Japanese vehicles use the JOBD protocol, but the ANCEL JP700 scanner really can. So if you have one or more models between JOBD/ OBD2 /EOBD vehicles, this scanner would be a good choice.
So there are so many kinds of OBDII code reader? Why should you choose it? Compared to other code readers, the biggest advantage of the JP700 is that it has made a major breakthrough in model compatibility.
In addition to the commercially available OBDII and EOBD protocols, we have specifically added the JOBD protocol to support some common Japanese models in diagnosing vehicle faults.
We have developed two diagnostic menus: The OBDII menu and the “Select Brand” menu. The OBDII menu is suitable for vehicles compatible with the OBDII protocol and some Japanese vehicles, including most 1996 US-based, 2000 EU-based and 2002 Asian-based cars. The "Select Brand" menu is mainly used to diagnose some common Japanese models on the market, including TOYOTA, DAIHATSU, MITSUBISHI, MAZDA, NISSAN, SUZUKI and SUBARU vehicle diagnostics.
Other similar code readers or scanners claim to work with all vehicles from 1996 onwards, but buyers have found that many Japanese vehicles are not supported because many Japanese vehicles use the JOBD protocol, but the ANCEL JP700 scanner really can. So if you have one or more models between JOBD/ OBD2 /EOBD vehicles, this scanner would be a good choice.
DIY Repairs & Pass Smog Test & Save Time And Money & Great Gift
The ANCEL JP700 is an easy-to-use and affordable code reader that allows you to pass smog test, view live OBD2 data, read and clear diagnostic trouble codes. It helps you understand what's wrong with your car when the check engine light comes on, helps you start to diagnose issues before going to the repair shop, and can potentially save you a lot of dollars each year. You can take this information and save with DIY repairs or simply feel more confident at the repair shop, because people often get ripped off at the repair shop.
What's more, the ANCEL JP700 is a compatibility-enhanced universal scanner. Compared with other OBD2 code readers, ANCEL JP700 has added JOBD protocol, so many Japanese vehicles. And this is very important for people who own different series of vehicles. Its compact and unique appearance with very functional features makes it a great gift for family or friends.
The ANCEL JP700 is an easy-to-use and affordable code reader that allows you to pass smog test, view live OBD2 data, read and clear diagnostic trouble codes. It helps you understand what's wrong with your car when the check engine light comes on, helps you start to diagnose issues before going to the repair shop, and can potentially save you a lot of dollars each year. You can take this information and save with DIY repairs or simply feel more confident at the repair shop, because people often get ripped off at the repair shop.
What's more, the ANCEL JP700 is a compatibility-enhanced universal scanner. Compared with other OBD2 code readers, ANCEL JP700 has added JOBD protocol, so many Japanese vehicles. And this is very important for people who own different series of vehicles. Its compact and unique appearance with very functional features makes it a great gift for family or friends.
6 OBD II Modes - View The State Of Your Car In Real Time
For Most 16-pin Interface OBD II /EOBD Vehicles: supports read codes, erase codes, I/M readiness, data stream, freeze frame and vehicle information. The SELECT BRAND function mainly works on Japanese vehicles from 2002 and later that support the JOBD protocol; it only supports Read Codes and Erase Codes for the engine system.
Read Codes: In auto diagnosis, the device can display the fault codes when there is a defect, and you can clearly find out what's wrong with your car based on the fault codes.
Erase Codes: After the fault on the car fault is diagnosed and fixed, the fault codes can be cleared and the always-on engine light will be turned off for you.
Live Data Stream: Display real-time live data stream to monitor the vehicle's operating status of the car, including the status of fuel system status, load, ECT and various sensor parameters.
Freeze Frame: At the moment when the fault occurs, some important reference values of the vehicle and engine are recorded. It is a kind of "snapshot" of the fault scene. This information can help to find the cause of the error and is of great value for maintenance.
I/M Readiness: I/M stands for inspection and monitoring. It indicates whether or not the vehicle's various emissions-related systems are functioning properly and are ready for inspections and maintenance tests. The purpose of the Readiness Monitor is to test the vehicle's emission control system. Determine if your vehicle is ready for a smoke test.
Vehicle Information: This displays detailed information such as VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), CID (Calibration ID), and CVN (Calibration Verification Number), help you know the basic information about your vehicle.
For Most 16-pin Interface OBD II /EOBD Vehicles: supports read codes, erase codes, I/M readiness, data stream, freeze frame and vehicle information. The SELECT BRAND function mainly works on Japanese vehicles from 2002 and later that support the JOBD protocol; it only supports Read Codes and Erase Codes for the engine system.
Read Codes: In auto diagnosis, the device can display the fault codes when there is a defect, and you can clearly find out what's wrong with your car based on the fault codes.
Erase Codes: After the fault on the car fault is diagnosed and fixed, the fault codes can be cleared and the always-on engine light will be turned off for you.
Live Data Stream: Display real-time live data stream to monitor the vehicle's operating status of the car, including the status of fuel system status, load, ECT and various sensor parameters.
Freeze Frame: At the moment when the fault occurs, some important reference values of the vehicle and engine are recorded. It is a kind of "snapshot" of the fault scene. This information can help to find the cause of the error and is of great value for maintenance.
I/M Readiness: I/M stands for inspection and monitoring. It indicates whether or not the vehicle's various emissions-related systems are functioning properly and are ready for inspections and maintenance tests. The purpose of the Readiness Monitor is to test the vehicle's emission control system. Determine if your vehicle is ready for a smoke test.
Vehicle Information: This displays detailed information such as VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), CID (Calibration ID), and CVN (Calibration Verification Number), help you know the basic information about your vehicle.
ANCEL JP700 has a simple and intuitive multi-dimensional data display, which is easy to operate. Through these data, you can intuitively understand the state of your car and take necessary diagnosis.
F&Q:
1. What's the Diffrence between JP700 and Other Code Readers?
Different from other ordinary code readers, the ANCEL JP700 is specially designed for Japanese brand vehicles, such as TOYOTA, DAIHATSU, MITSUBISHI, MAZDA, NISSAN, SUZUKI , SUBARU, etc. So if you have above vehicles that need to be diagnosed, it will be your ideal choice.
2. Where's the OBD2 (JOBD/EOBD) Interface?
The OBD2 (JOBD/EOBD) interface is often located under the dashboard, under a panel below the handbrake in the centre console, or behind the ashtray.
3. How Do I Know If the Product Is Compatible with My Car?
Please provide us with your car model and manufactured year, we will be at your service within 24 hours, and we have a strong technical team, they will solve your problems as quickly as possible.
F&Q:
1. What's the Diffrence between JP700 and Other Code Readers?
Different from other ordinary code readers, the ANCEL JP700 is specially designed for Japanese brand vehicles, such as TOYOTA, DAIHATSU, MITSUBISHI, MAZDA, NISSAN, SUZUKI , SUBARU, etc. So if you have above vehicles that need to be diagnosed, it will be your ideal choice.
2. Where's the OBD2 (JOBD/EOBD) Interface?
The OBD2 (JOBD/EOBD) interface is often located under the dashboard, under a panel below the handbrake in the centre console, or behind the ashtray.
3. How Do I Know If the Product Is Compatible with My Car?
Please provide us with your car model and manufactured year, we will be at your service within 24 hours, and we have a strong technical team, they will solve your problems as quickly as possible.
