Can it work with a Koran Hyundai Sonata N20 with LPG, it have OBDII
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I believe it wok fine when it is an OBDII. The biggest drawback to it is that when you turn off the key for about 3 minutes, the mpg resets and starts over. Seem to work well other than that.
730656
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.
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I am assuming you live in the UK. I think the Avensis is your version of our Corolla (US). Does you car have cruise currently? Is your car a "cable free" accelerator?. Is yours gas or diesel? Over here it is compatible with Corolla, Matrix, & Pontiac Vibe. If yours is more like a Scion, it will not work. Good luck.
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Yes, should work just fine since that has OBDII. I have used it on my 2003 Toyota Tundra a lot and even on a 2000 Range Rover. Its paid for itself many times.
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it will work on any car that has a obd2 jack and I do believe a 2007 sonata does
1996556
Should work with any car that has the OBD (On Board Diagnostics) port under your dash.
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OBDII is compatible with cars or trucks from 1996 and up. I do not know what the connection is like on an OBDI code reader. Sorry I could not help with your question.
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I would have to say yes. Be sure to check your OBD port to determine which kind of port you have. You may need a special adapter if it has OBD 1.5. Give them a call and they will know.
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Yes, you can. Use the Kovea LPG Adapter. Amazon sells it for around 25 bux. I love mine. There are websites that go into this subject in depth.
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It should because the cable is dumb, the part to worry about is the pull in itself on the sonata or the software that manages this port to interface with the audio system. It works great on my 2012 sonata.
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The apps for this appear to be generic, so find an OBD app that lists compatible devices. I use TORQUE, which works just fine with it on my Android phone. You can look for an app before buying the device.
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All vehicles built since 1996 are required to be OBDII compliant. Yes it will work. If you purchase this item just make sure you update it when you get it. Make sure you turn off your virus protection or you may have trouble with the update. I had to turn my virus protection off to get it to update. Updating is easy. Download the the instruction manual from the Actron website and it will walk you through the update and operation of the scanner. I like this scanner, easy to use.
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That car should have OBD 2 so it should work. The port should be under the dash on the driver side and should be obvious and in clear view.
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As far as I know it will work with any OBD2 system. I asked the same question about my vehicles which are all 1999 and 2000 and was told it would work. So far I have used it once and did not have an issue.
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It should work with just about any car later then 1997. Look for the connector on your car under the dashboard near the steering column. You need to install the "Torque" app (free) on your phone or pad to use. When you plug the OBD2 into the receptacle it should energize with a blue LED indicator. You need to pair the OBD2 with your cell phone bluetooth (pretty automatic), and then you are all set. The free app doesn't use all the features of the OBD2, you need the paid app to unlock all the functions (cheap).
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Kia and Hyundai use the same global protocols that most all of the other manufacturers use. So yes, this would work on those. Not to say that I've had the opportunity to do so myself with this exact scantool, but with others that use global protocols I have.
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From what I remember any car from 1996 onward is OBD2 compatible. Your item will work.