Is there any way to find out the coverage of cars this unit will work on? Ie. I have 2009 Subaru Outback
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I think work good on your cars ..Subaru Outback 2004 To 2012 .My tools I don't up date yet ..only come to 2012
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We have not tried a Subaru but it is in the menu for 2004-2007 and 2008-2012
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All day long it's up to 2013 coverage on most and yEd it will do your subaru
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It should work fine with that. This tool is very easy to use the only problem I have had with it is with a Suzuki Kasashi. The procedure for relearn was just a little short on info after trying to program the sensors following the procedure about 20 or 30 times with no success I on a whim tried it with the car running and it worked. All of the other cars I have used it on have worked with the engine off.
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If Subaru have TPMS then yes it will support, Subaru made by toyota corporation, this tool support almost all vehicles, other words only vehicles that have TPMS Tire Presure Monitoring System.
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Hey there- I initially checked the Dension website and they have lists by car make/model/year as to what unit will be compatible for your Porsche.
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Thats not enough info. Look up E90 and E91 and see if it applies to your car
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It Will Work For That Vehicle But You Can Also Check The Innova Website And It Will Tell You What Vehicles Each Scanner Covers. As Long As It Is A OBD 2 Compliant Vehicle And You Can Check This On Your Emissions Plate In Your Engine Bay.
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I dont know the specific vehicles. You might want to check www.isimplesolutions.com
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I have a 2013 legacy. The cars are very similar indeed - I have no doubt this will work on a 2013 outback.
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All ob2 after 96 but not all Holdens and Fords till after 2006 which where a bit later going ob2, It will not work on early Saab and some Subaru ,but it is still the best little scanner for the price and code connect is a winner,love it
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Best thing to do is check the PAC website. They will list the unit needed for your car
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It worked on my 2004 Hyundai Elantra and now on my 2014 Subaru Outback. You can go to Inno.com and click through to find what specific inno product you need based on the car you have. Then order from Amazon. You have to make sure the bars are long enough if you want paddle holder on the ends and you have to make sure that there is room for the width of your SUP if you have a SUP. Hope this helps! Have fun!
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Unit is universal. All cars are different but it should be fairly easy. It may take a couple of hours but once you install you will love it.
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Check on the Weather Tech website. That's how I found out it could fit my Subaru Outback.
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This may not be super helpful, but I where the radio goes into the dash, if there is nothing above that sticking out the radio should be able to work. You can get kits to make it so you can just plug them in for just about any newer vehicle out there.
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I think it should, it comes with two sets of side pieces so that it can conform to many vehicles. We have it in an Outback Subaru, and use the small set of side panels.
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Hi. I installed this unit years ago on my Chevy. As far as I can remember it is a universal unit, for most vehicles. But, of course it uses different wiring depending on the the car. BullDog has a website that will guide you(with install info) for your vehicle. It is a real pain to install, under the dash and such but very worth the effort. Good luck!
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It will work somewhat. It's not an exact fit when completely installed. The faceplate doesn't sit quite as flush as it should an the unit has a mind if it's own. I could set preset stations to my steering wheel controls my onstar Bluetooth cancels out cause of its own blutetooth which is pointless cause I can use my onstar that I pay for. An most of all that speaker that u have to use is an annoying loud speak that makes ur blinkers tick so loud u want to shoot ur truck. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I put my original unit back in. Hope this helps your questions. Ps there's nothing like OEM EQUIPTMENT. It will work somewhat. It's not an exact fit when completely installed. The faceplate doesn't sit quite as flush as it should an the unit has a mind if it's own. I could set preset stations to my steering wheel controls my onstar Bluetooth cancels out cause of its own blutetooth which is pointless cause I can use my onstar that I pay for. An most of all that speaker that u have to use is an annoying loud speak that makes ur blinkers tick so loud u want to shoot ur truck. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I put my original unit back in. Hope this helps your questions. Ps there's nothing... » Read More It will work somewhat. It's not an exact fit when completely installed. The faceplate doesn't sit quite as flush as it should an the unit has a mind if it's own. I could set preset stations to my steering wheel controls my onstar Bluetooth cancels out cause of its own blutetooth which is pointless cause I can use my onstar that I pay for. An most of all that speaker that u have to use is an annoying loud speak that makes ur blinkers tick so loud u want to shoot ur truck. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I put my original unit back in. Hope this helps your questions. Ps there's nothing like OEM EQUIPTMENT. « Show Less
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I don't think so, Subaru has their own system. If you can wrap your hand around the side rail it will work.
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True, this kit will not work with 1998 subaru legacy outback 2.5. It worked perfect for my 1997 SLOB 2.5, and it still working great.