does this accessory work in japanese made vehicles that have the OBD2 connection?
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I have it installed on a Dodge Frontier truck and it works. According to the instructions there are a few vehiles that it does not function on. Check the Garmin site for more information - http://www8.garmin.com/services/ecoroute/incompatible.html
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Yes tested it on boss' TOYOTA CAMRY. It performed the reset engine light, showed intake temperature gauges...pretty dang thorough.
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depend on which country, all japanese car in indonesia mostly can't use with these
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Hi Narrell,Yes, it does. I have used this in my 2011 Honda CR-Z, as well as my 2012 Subaru WRX-STi. One thing I like to mention is that it only records the first 60 hours of data, and then won't connect until you connect the system to your computer and delete the log. This holds true, regardless of what model, make, or year, of car.
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I have a japanese and the connector does not fit. I have not tried to switch the plugs because I used a strong glue on the broken arm. This mirrors internals may be different than your original so that may also not be an option. Good luck.
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On the emission label, probably located under the hood it should say OBD-II compliant. So I don't see any reason it shouldn't work
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Yes. Here is the web address (with a picture):http://www.outilsobdfacile.com/location-plug-connector-obd/Nissan-tiida-1Put your vehicle information and it will reveal where to plug it in.
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It works with any OBD-II compliant vehicle. However, some manufacturers supplement the standard OBD-II codes with proprietary codes. For such vehicles, this scanner will read and decipher the standard codes, plus present the custom codes, but it may not be able to interpret the meaning of the custom codes.
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Yes, all cars 1996 and newer have obd2 plugs. You can get the check engine codes with this then Google them to see what they are for.
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The top slot in the large connector indicates that this is a standard GM (Detroit, not foreign) connector; so make/model doesn't matter. What does matter is year. OBD II did not become standard until 1996; so, regardless of pinout configuation, make sure that your scanner can interpret OBD I codes for your year/make/model. Also, you can hot-wire the connector in your car so that it will read out codes with flashing lights on the dash or on a circuit tester.
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if it has a sticker under the hood that states obd-ii it should work and a connector under the steering wheel to connect to
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Works on anything with a OBD2 connection. If you have a computer (PCM) you are good to go Jacky R.
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Yes, it should. The OBD-II specification was made mandatory for all cars made and sold in the United States after 1996. It works on my 2004 Toyota Corolla.
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Hello it can support Japanese vehciles,but depend on the year of the vehicle
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Its compatible with all the cars that have obd 2 if your car its new it will work
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Hi dear, Yes it will work but before you pay for it check if it has obd2 connection
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Yes it reads both 1 an 2, you have an OBD2 port so you should have no problem. The majority of people have trouble connecting the port because special sized ports, not the software itself also make sure your battery is fully charged.
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if your car has obdII connection this should work or contact Lauch USA. com
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That will not work. The connection will need to be change to obd I or obd II scanner possible work. If ECU been change you will need to find the A/B to get flashing check engine lit
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Dear customer, Thanks for your email. This item just supports OBD-II. Best regards!