OBDCheck Elite

OBDCheck Elite

  • Quickly check your car when the check engine light (CEL, MIL or SES) turns on: read and erase engine generic and manufacturer-specific error codes (DTCs) and show the definitions; reset check engine light.
  • Full OBD2 Functions: with support for full 10 OBDII modes, you can read pending, stored and permanent DTCs; live sensor data (PID) reading in chart or graphic; misfire and Evaporation check; O2 sensor test; VIN reading.
  • I/M Readiness: lets you know whether your vehicle will pass SMOG CHECK or not. “HELP” button enables you to get more detailed information about some PIDs or DTCs (with question mark “?” besides them) such as description, causes and troubleshooting tips to help you diagnose your car.
  • Universal Vehicle Coverage: Works with OBD2 / EOBD compliant cars and light trucks (domestic and imported, since year 1996 in the US, 1998 in Canada – 1998, 2001 gas & 2004 diesel in EU, etc.).
  • Easy To Use: 2.4’’ clear color screen, built-in DTC database and multilingual, intuitive interface plus a storage case for easy carrying. Free software online update. Does not work for hybrid or electric vehicles. Does not read ABS, airbag, etc.
Feature

Screen: 2.4” TFT 262K true color, 320*240 QVGA LCD display

Input voltage range: 8~18V

Operating current: <100mA@12V (Typical)

Power consumption: < 1.2W (Typical)

Operating temperature: 32°F~122°F / 0°C~50°C

Storage temperature: -4°F~158°F / -20°C ~70°C @ RH60%

Outline dimension: 4.7’*3.2’*1.0’ / 121*82*26 mm L*W*H

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FAQs

The device works with OBD II compliant vehicles (year 96 or newer in the US). It does NOT work with OBD I vehicles. For OBD II compliant vehicles, there should be a 16 pin DLC (Diagnostic Link Connector) usually under the dash or behind ashtray AND a note on a sticker or nameplate under the hood: “OBD II compliant/certified”.

It reads check engine light trouble codes (sometimes called service engine soon).

Check the cigar fuse of your vehicle and try on another vehicle to see if the OBD connector is in good condition.

Make sure your vehicle is OBD2 compliant, the device is plugged in well and the ignition is at ON. Also start the vehicle to try again. Try it on another vehicle to see if the device is defective or incompatible with your vehicle.

First check if you have any other dash lights on. Sometimes fault from other systems will also cause the check engine light on. Or it’s a manufacturer-specific code that is not in the code library of the device.

Not all vehicles support all the OBD II modes (depends on the car manufacturer).

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