Looking for best tool for older cars - 94 Toyota Landcruiser, 1987 (yes 87) Toyota FX16 & 95 Jeep Wrangler. Will this read all 3?
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It has Toyota adapters, I don't have any of those so I'm not going to say a definite yes, love the tool work for lithia dealership and its great to have
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I own a 2008 Toyota Land Cruiser and currently has ver.11.1. Is this one more current?
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What determines whether this will work is not what kind of car you have, but what kind of computer interface your car has. Starting in 1996, the computer interface that was mandated as a standard is OBDII, and that is what this scanner plug is designed to plug into, and is what the diagnostics are designed to work with. Yes, it should work with your Toyota.
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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.
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I dont think so...i believe 95 and below is obd1..this is 96 and up tool used to scan off obd2 ports ..which is 96 and up vehicles...to read codes on 95 vehicles and below, u have to read number of check engine light flashes..google it
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Yes, that's the whole point of this set. On my 97 Subaru I ended up taking the knuckles off the car, was changing ball joints in front and couldn't see how to remove rear axles otherwise. I still used pieces from the set on my press. I've done other cars with just this tool.
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Works on all cars after 1996, for android download TORQUE from the marker (full version is best). It works with all OS, Mac, Windows and Linux , but torque is the best. Also the device is comming with miniCD with software but I never check it. TORQUE IS ALL YOU NEED.BT code is 1234
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Unfortunately, this scan/error reset tool will not work for your particular car. However, Peaks Research's R5/FCX3-16 scan/error reset tool, which connects to your car's 16-pin OBD port, will work.
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As always, no guarantees, but if the car was manufactured AFTER 1996, it should have the CAN OBD-II protocol built into the computer, which means that any scantool would work just fine. Please search for my full review of this product in order to get a better idea of whether or not this is the right scantool for you. This one has some advanced features that most people don't need, and it also has some features that don't quite work as advertised, which effectively means this unit doesn't quite measure up to some of the other scantools out there in terms of "bang for your buck".
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It works very nicely in my 2007 Liberty. I am not a Jeep mechanic, just a do-it-yourselfer. This type of repair is better than the dealer plastic replacement. It seems to me that the cutoff between the earlier and later models is about 2006, or so. So, do your home work, then buy the one for your year.Chris
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This is a late response but I have not been around for a while. I am sorry and I hope you have resolved your problem. But in case you have not, I will say, our son has a jeep liberty (not diesel though), and he ues this scan tool all the time. It is accurate for his jeep as well as our Grand Cherokees and our other cars.
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I guess I can't really say ... I didn't realize that your jeep was that old (jealous if it's in good shape!). The ones you have referenced in your reply say that they will work for it. They are usually pretty accurate about that . Good luck!
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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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All cars between 97 and newer all use OBD II. So to your question yes it would, I use it to find out a lot of info to my car like if my censors and if my thermal stat is work right and many more things.
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Yes. On vehicles 1996 and on. To work on cars older than 1996, you need to do the OB1 testing which is very different than just connecting the scanner. The scanner comes with the plug needed for most foreign cars. If not it is easy to order.
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Cannot confirm this, i have had a 2001 and a 2005 jeep wranglr. Those were TJ models and a 1992 is a YJ model.... There might be a few differences.
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Any car with a OBDII port, that's 1996 and NEWER have the port someplace. Any scanner these days can read the Generic OBDII Engine codes!!! There are also Enhanced OBDII codes that are more Specific for GM, Ford, Chrysler, etc that a cheap Scanner can't read, well some do kind of. Of course there's also ABS, AirBag, Heating