This Bluetooth Wireless Car Diagnostic Interface Scanner works with a Nissan Almera 2007? Thanks!
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This lovely OBD2 scanner has yet to work on any of the vehicles that I have hooked it up to. As well as not showing up on any of the devices that I have attempted to use to even find it visa bluetooth. I would not recommend this product!
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I believe it should. I use it with the torque app on android. It is universal.
486761
I doubt it because it did not work on my Mercedes. It works on my Lexus. The Autel AL301 works on my Mercedes.
2216048
so far as I can tell It works on fairly well all vehicles for certain nissans it does need extra downloads from play store. Repair cars at used car lot have used on many different makes and models even diesels not normally covered by obdII scanners.
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I've used it from a 2002 Toyota Yaris to a 2005 Pathfinder and all in between. I'm pretty sure it will work and show you what sensor is the problem one. It's program can also be updated through Internet.
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It does work on Bluetooth but it's slower. Not sure about android but try and download the app for it (if android has it) It's called Xtool obd2. And see if opens if yea then should work. Then buy the tool
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I never got mine to work on anything for more than a couple of minutes much less connecting it to an early ODB Nissan like yours. But apparently depending on your model the computer itself has a diagnostic code reader system built in. I was able to find the procedure on ehow here http://www.ehow.com/how_7485652_read-1992-nissan-code.html Again depending on what you have you may be able to find a pdf of the Factory service manual too.
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unfortunately no but, you can check these out. this will work on your car. (FM TRANSMITTERS)I highly guarantee this one. iSimple - ISFM2351 ***Note - Some vehicles require a special antenna adapter (not included)***These are other options.iSimple IS32iSimple ISFM21iSimple IS77I recommend for you to buy the device on amazon which is cheaper most of the times and for best performance, have it professionally installed.
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All OBDII compliant vehicles will work with the scanner. Look for the connector under the steering wheel that connects to the scanner. Also ask your dealer if your vehicle is compliant if you can't find an answer. Also try on-line. The scanner will guide you through the process and they have a great instruction guide.
120791
yes it should read the sensors, but you may need a scan tool to program the car to recongnize them
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I don't think so. It is made to work with 1995-02 Nissan Vehicles w/Bose System. There is a different version for your year. PAC makes one but I couldn't find it. You could look at Scosche CNN03.You may also find this helpful: PAC SWI-JACK. This is for the wheel controls. Read up in the steering wheel mod. They are a little tricky. Good luck.
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When you pair this device to your phone it will bypass the other Bluetooth devices in the car so yes it will work.
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It works with all US cars because ODBII interface is required by law. If you are in other country, check if your car has ODBII connector http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On-board_diagnostics
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It should work because it has bluetooth connection but the scanner has many issues connecting to any device. It takes many tries in order to establish a connection.
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Somewhere around 1996 all auto manufacturers had to comply with OBII. So anything from 1996 to present will work with this scanner. This scanner will work with all American car manufactures as well as Europe and Asian cars. This unit does a lot for its size and money. It's worth it. A dealership will charge you $150.00 just to look at it and tell you what's wrong. This unit can save you a lot of money.
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yes this little thing works great, I was able to read codes on two of the cars I have a 1998 Lincoln Navigator and a 2005 nissan Pathfinder and on both i was able to fix the problem. for the price is a great deal. no need to pay 60 dollars to a mechanic just to tell you what is wrong. I hope this is helpful for you.
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According to the Scangauge website it will work with any car that has the OBDII connector. It also says that those connectors are on all "1996 and newer cars and light trucks". So it should work.
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A quick, simple search on the Actron website revealed the (Super Classified) information about the scanner saying that "indeed this scanner works with ALL vehicles manufactured on or after 1996." Imagine that.