Will this reads codes of a transmission automatic 2010 Chevrolet Optra?
783446
I don't believe so. My experience so far is a separate code reader for trannies.
783447
The thing is a piece of junk. Its made in china, when I contacted Autel about the guy almost laughed at me. They discontinued it because it has nothing but problems.
2238969
It should tell you answer code when there is a check engine light. There are pending codes as well. It does take a couple of attempts to get the code to come up, but it works well for $20.00.
1041448
Yes it will read codes from automatic transmissions and shift while doing live testing
2093148
I looked at the code scanner manual. Unfortunately your car 95 Chevy s10 is not on the list.
1261511
i sent this code reader back to the sellar and still waiting on a refund. it did read the srs airbag code for my Mitsubishi. but wouldn't connect and read the car codes. it aslo wouldn't read the codes on two Toyotas and another Mitsubishi. when i contacted Autel support, they where no help. they said the tool is old and they no longer support or updates.
102264
It will power train codes for sure. For ABS, Airbag & Transmission you will have to go to their website & look up your vehicle on the application chart. Even then it might not work but that's for a whole another discussion
2073270
Prob not but cross reference the pn on autozone or rockauto based on yr and options and u will be closer to knowing.
2207534
I highly doubt it, Unless your looking for codes that will set your MIL, or check engine light. So if the light isn't on, for say a trans slip code, P0700, i would say no. this tool also won't provide data stream, So codes only from the pcm. No bcm tcm abs reading ability.
1322700
Will not. Your best bet is go to Superchips site and find the model number for your vehicle (they make it) and just search that model number. I would highly recommend a Superchips. I have owned a few and they are the only programmer I buy.
494556
It will read any OBD II compliant vehicle according to the documentation. The documentation also says that most 1996 and newer vehicles are OBD II compliant.
1093260
I'm sorry, but no. There is a scanner for foreign autos. make sure by contacting Actron with the engine type and specifics
1978374
I would recommend consulting directly with the manufacturer for this question, in case there are any differences in models of this vehicle anywhere other than the USA. That being said, the OBD-II protocol is the most widely used protocol for displaying diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), so it "should" work. Please also see my full review as I have other thoughts and concerns about this particular scantool.
245745
It did reset the codes from honda accord 97, vw golf 200, and chevrolet silverado 2013 in which chevrolet had completely locked all power from the vehicle but only seem to read codes from american made vehicles any other i tried just does reset
213312
Not sure. If your code reader is an OBDII (standardized for 1996 and newer cars) reader than it will plug in the end of your code reader.
88559
I really don't know. I haven't checked it. Just got it a few weeks ago. Sorry. I think in my original reading of the manual it said that you could if you put in the right code.
566402
It should work but check your fcc Id number on the back of your old key fob to be certain. Chevy uses many different fcc numbers. Then compare it to the list in the ad.
988258
If you are asking if this will read the codes from the radio, no it won't. It will read and clear codes for your car, but it won't tell you the definitions of the codes. You'll have to look them up online.