Would the scanner on a 2011 Subaru limited legacy?
141617
I used it on a 2011 Outback with no issues. So far its worked on five different cars.
141618
Yes it will work! If for some reason it does not, we can gladly accept a return and provide a refund.
1906105
As others have said, it plugs into the OBD II socket on any car equipped with such a socket, that is, any '96 or up model by any manufacturer. This item is NOT a scanner, but gives you 5 more feet of reach with a scanner. If, as has been suggested by others, your car is too early to have OBD II, then this item is irrelevant to your car's diagniostic system, which is probably OBD I, like my '94 Saturn. On that car, I can read the limited codes OBD I provides simply by jumping a couple of the pins on the OBD I socket under the dash. Google a bit to see what will work for you. Good luck.
159157
I had this unit for many years. Then when I bought a 2008 Ford Focus, it didn't work any longer. It also didn't work on my 2013 Ford F-150. I wrote Actron and they told me that in 2008 and newer cars, the communication protocol changed in OBD-II cars to the newer CAN protocol and I had to get a newer scanner. However, your 2005 should still use the original communication protocol and this scanner should work. I'd email Actron and ask them what that response could mean.
853827
No issues what so ever! It does work on the 2002 grand prix abs and srs I have worked on that same car many times with this scan tool! It does both and more!
582802
Scanner should match radio station, but if you have a defective Tunecaster I am sure it is under warrenty. It helps to read manual if it came with one. Hope this helps. Jim
753815
No this scanner can not read codes best scanners to look at would be the innova brands on amazon I sent this scanner back because it was a old model that the manufacturer would not support nor was there updatable. Find the innova model 3130b/1303 this scanner can read all supported codes on OBD I and OBDII AND You get a free ABS/SRS Upgrade with it. Hope this help.
337923
No I don't believe so. In my opinion, this is a pretty basic scanner. Worth the money but needs more features.
575322
I believe it should work. I used this scan tool on many vehicle from different make and model. So far, it reads fine for transmission and abs codes.
1595361
An OBDII scanner should work on any vehicle made after 1996. This model should work on an '08 Toyota.
1283878
As long as the scanner has a parallel port, it should be, though I haven't personally tested it.
1378989
That would depend on your scanner. The device has to recognize cable for what it is. It's basically a NICE and your device would have to have built in drivers for it like a PC in order allow the cable to do its job.
1985611
do not know check with uniden or www.scannermaster.com they are very good people to communicate with .THIS SCANNER IS ONLY GOOD ON FLAT LAND. I live in the Atlanta area and it stinks even with a very good base antenna
1793257
It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great, but the update for the software is somewhat of a pain to do. I see no reason it would not work on a 2000 VW. It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great,... » Read More It should work on any regular car from 1996 to present after updating the software online. However, in order to update the software immediately after receiving the scanner I had to find an older computer with an older style serial port (so I could access the COM 1 assigned port) and, since the scanner comes only with a USB connection, I had to find a converter from a USB port to a nine-pin serial port. Someone with better programming skills should be able to designate one of the USB ports on their computer as a COM 1, then the USB connection would work. The scanner works great, but the update for the software is somewhat of a pain to do. I see no reason it would not work on a 2000 VW. « Show Less
49590
Yes all cars after 1996 are OBDII, however some cars have codes that can only be read with specific scanners. This one will get you general information so if it's nothing make specific it should do the trick
422880
yes it should work, but you will need a scanner to program the car to recognize the new sensors
1251160
Yes and No. You can but it will not be that efficent. It will work but it will not work like a normal usb scanner. If you are really mobile it would probably work good but otherwise I would say buy a normal one because they are also more inexpensive . Hope this helps
696689
Yes! When hooking up to vehicle, it asks for the make before scanning. Ive done Chevy, Ford, Lexus, Nissan, BMW, & some other already w/ no problem. You can also update scanner online!