Coocheer WiFi OBD2 Scanner – Compatible with all OBD-II vehicles, reads fault codes + iOS/Android app – ELM327
Product information
Description
【OBD2 WiFi Diagnostic Tool】: This OBD2 diagnostic tool is compatible with all OBD-II compliant vehicles. It does not support trucks, diesel cars, electric vehicles, or motorcycles. It can read fault codes and send data to your smartphone or other devices. The database contains over 3,000 generic code definitions, allowing you to detect even hidden problems.
Super Multifunctional: This car diagnostic tool can list all the necessary parameters for your vehicle, such as engine speed, calculated load value, coolant temperature, fuel system status, vehicle speed, short-term fuel setting, long-term fuel setting, etc.
Easy Installation: Simply download the OBD diagnostic software and connect to your smartphone via WiFi. You can then check your vehicle's fault codes. The OBD2 diagnostic tool can only be connected via Wi-Fi; other connection methods are not possible. Should you encounter any difficulties during the connection process, please contact our customer service immediately. We will provide you with detailed instructions and videos. Multiple Device Support: This OBD2 diagnostic code reader supports four software platforms: iOS, Android, Symbian, and Windows. (Please note that Apple laptops are not supported.) Compatible Apps: In addition to downloading the app via the QR code on the packaging, you can download other apps as you wish. ScanMaster-ELM, ScanTool.net for Windows. Auto Doctor, InCardoc for iOS. Couple, Mini OBDII for Android. OBDScope for Symbian. We recommend using the aforementioned free software. Some software and features require installation. Please select them according to your needs.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack1
- FuelPetrol
- Gearbox compatibilityAutomatic
- Starter kitYes
- MaterialPlastic
- Weight135 g
- Type of electronic moduleInterface module
- ManoMano ReferenceME213625865
- MMID679255739153
- Product codeM13-DSD-260427-3698
- EAN6133827591476