will this work on 1996 infinity also will he know its there and how can it be installed if you know not much about cas
614073
If the vehicle has the OBD-II port connection, it should work. Check the manufacturer's website for a simple 30-second "how-to" installation video. The connection is under the steering wheel area, so unless someone actually knows where and what to look for, the unit is not obvious and is easily disregarded even if seen.
614074
From the seller web site, it should work on all cars manufactured after 1996. The connector is behind the dash cover in front of the steering column. Once you find it, it only takes a few seconds to connect it. There are more detail information in the seller's web site. http://mobileassetsolutions.com/obd.html
614075
Sorry, not sure about this car. You can look for this port under the dash(close to steering wheel). Sometimes this port can be in plane view & sometimes its out of sight. This device is VERY easy to install. There is a faint LED light at the end of this device. I used a piece of black tape to cover & it was not noticable.
1028972
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.
526104
Yes, you can. Remember device works with 1996 to 2012! It is well worth it has saved many trips to dealership. If you get download dash command. You can clear codes and more.
981657
Yes, it will work on any vehicle 1996 and newer. It works great with android app torque.
741165
Hi&#65292; It works with all 1996 and newer cars that are OBD II compliant(including CAN protocol)&#65292; maybe you can check it again.
377739
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!
1796577
This will be compatible with any OBDII vehicle produced from 1996 to now and in the future. The information it can gather will be determined by the car's onboard systems and the app you choice to use with it on your device. The newer the car the more different areas of data it can provide. If you are simply using to get diagnostic trouble codes like if the check engine light comes on, then any year will work. Now if your car has manufacturer specific trouble codes like for Honda and Acura they have a service light sperate from the check engine light, then those codes may or may not be able to be pulled by this device.
439951
Yes it will. Double check the manufacturer list but most to all Nissan and infinity from 2005 - 2007 share the same pin out for audio
1215376
no! it was for a 98 avalon and it work perfect. all i did was follow the instruction, and it work.
1866393
It supports 1996+ but I don't think it does much for you at all. I had a 2008 MINI Cooper S and I used this when a check engine light came on and it did not detect it. I would not spend the money on this because unless you come up with a list of the PID's or error code for your vehicle this device is pretty much useless. I would recommend Yhasi but the adapter itself is $100 and the app is around $75 but only for Mac OS. But again, without the list of PID's which may be different with all cars it's useless as well but at least with Yhasi, if you find a code you can contact them and they will let you know what the number stands for. Hope this helps. It supports 1996+ but I don't think it does much for you at all. I had a 2008 MINI Cooper S and I used this when a check engine light came on and it did not detect it. I would not spend the money on this because unless you come up with a list of the PID's or error code for your vehicle this device is pretty much useless. I would recommend Yhasi but the adapter itself is $100 and the app is around $75 but only for Mac OS. But again, without the list of PID's which may be different with all cars it's useless as well but at least with Yhasi, if you find a code you can contact them and they... » Read More It supports 1996+ but I don't think it does much for you at all. I had a 2008 MINI Cooper S and I used this when a check engine light came on and it did not detect it. I would not spend the money on this because unless you come up with a list of the PID's or error code for your vehicle this device is pretty much useless. I would recommend Yhasi but the adapter itself is $100 and the app is around $75 but only for Mac OS. But again, without the list of PID's which may be different with all cars it's useless as well but at least with Yhasi, if you find a code you can contact them and they will let you know what the number stands for. Hope this helps. « Show Less
685584
Must be OBD II compliant to work. So it should work as your car is 2006 make. Earlier than 1998 will not.
601037
if you have a pats system(blinking red light on your dashboard & a chip in your key)(keyless entry pad on your drivers door)then it should,I checked with another company & it shows that it does work it looks the same as this one & is listed in the vehicle application list so I would say yes(also did your old one look like this one?if you know maybe you never saw it,but what I understand is it is an offered remote for that car(if you go to the dealer & just ask them to look it up & if the picture is the same then I would go for this one its much cheaper than the dealer)to program it turn your key to the run position & back to off three times fast your door locks will cycle press unlock/lock button & the remotes entered into the system,their will be instructions for this that will come with the unit(WARNINGxxxxxWHEN YOU CHANGE THE BATTERY BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU OPEN THE CASE SO YOU DONT BREAK IT USE A MINI SCREW DRIVER TO POP IT OPEN FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE REMOTE BY THE LOCK/UNLOCK BUTTONS & MAKE SURE THE CONTACTS ARE BENT UP SLIGHTLY TO FORCE GOOD BATTERY CONTACT,IF YOU START TO SEE THE REMOTE DOESN'T WORK AFTER A BATTERY CHANGE ITS THE CONTACTS TRY NOT TO SIT ON OR PUT PRESSURE ON THE REMOTE CONTROL THIS WILL MAKE THE BATTERY LOOSE INSIDE & A NO CONTACT SITUATION I'VE BEEN HERE THE REMOTE ITSELF IS A VERY GOOD PRODUCT & WILL LAST A LONG TIME IF YOU TAKE CARE OF IT HAVE FUN & DONT THROW YOUR KEYS AROUND & YOU'LL BE A SATISFIED & HAPPY CAMPER & IN THE WORDS OF BART LATER MAN!
123881
this unit comes with a variety of connectors. You might check under your dash for the connection slot, check the size and pin configuration. I have a 1992 S-10 pickup. I bought this unit for my brother, and he reports that I should be able to use it on my pickup (haven't tried).I have considered buying a unit like this for my own use. It has saved my brother and father a lot of needless repair dollars.If you do buy this or a different unit, you might want to buy one of the two books that cover the display codes (the books are sold on Amazon).
650555
you'll have to do some research on your car I bought this one and it was not fully functional my car uses a CAN bus protocol which this one does not have my full functions code scanner and another small module I bought with CAN function did work
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To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps. To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would... » Read More To be honest I am not an expert on whether or not this will work with your vehicle. From my experience I would say no. I assume this as the device didn't work with my 2011 car, which based on their website it should work with all 1996 or newer vehicles. So granting that it didn't work with a "compatible vehicle" I do not think it will work with a 1993 vehicle. Also I am not sure if your vehicle is OBD 2 compatible as I tried looking for it at : http://obdclearinghouse.com/index.php?body=oemdb and couldn't find it. This tells me that your car is OBD 1 and not OBD 2. So i would look for an OBD 1 reader instead. Please let me know if this helps. « Show Less
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Most of the operations will work for your 07 Toyota Camry. Because some of the tests and diagnostics run on coupled wiring, this version of iobd2 isn't capable of decrypting that data. Your trouble codes, major sensor functions and most of your live data should absolutely work. I've run this using WiFi and Bluetooth on an 06 Lexus GS430, an 08 Toyota Highlander, an 04 Ram 1500, a 1998 Mustang GT, and many others of every generation. It has worked every time. Again, with 06 and later models, the CAN systems and more complex "send and receive" functions do not work. In all probability, you won't need these for personal use, anyway. Most of the operations will work for your 07 Toyota Camry. Because some of the tests and diagnostics run on coupled wiring, this version of iobd2 isn't capable of decrypting that data. Your trouble codes, major sensor functions and most of your live data should absolutely work. I've run this using WiFi and Bluetooth on an 06 Lexus GS430, an 08 Toyota Highlander, an 04 Ram 1500, a 1998 Mustang GT, and many others of every generation. It has worked every time. Again, with 06 and later models, the CAN systems and more complex "send and receive" functions do not work. In all... » Read More Most of the operations will work for your 07 Toyota Camry. Because some of the tests and diagnostics run on coupled wiring, this version of iobd2 isn't capable of decrypting that data. Your trouble codes, major sensor functions and most of your live data should absolutely work. I've run this using WiFi and Bluetooth on an 06 Lexus GS430, an 08 Toyota Highlander, an 04 Ram 1500, a 1998 Mustang GT, and many others of every generation. It has worked every time. Again, with 06 and later models, the CAN systems and more complex "send and receive" functions do not work. In all probability, you won't need these for personal use, anyway. « Show Less
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I don't think it will work at all, tbh. If it does, you can expect the scan tool/diagnostic functions, the service reminder, and possibly the tuning recalibration features. I don't recommend this for you vehicle since it's designed primarily for Wranglers (and even then the functions are limited depending on year and sub model).It would be wiser to contact Superchips directly.(888) 227-2447