OBD2 Reader NEXPEAK NX301 Universal OBDII Car Diagnostic Scanner Tool for Car Engine OBD2/EOBD Diagnostic Scanner Automotive Engine Fault Code Reader CAN Scan Tool Black

Received same day, a nicely presented box and scanner not as flimsy as I thought it would be, not tried it yet so can’t comment on how easy to use, but has clear instructions and comes with a case. If you have an engine light issue, mine has been on for years (emissions!!! But the garage can’t pinpoint the problem and haven’t the money to give them a free rein on trying to fix) now with new MOT regulations my car fails so by erasing the codes, the light goes out for 3 months or so and it sails thru the MOT. A much cheaper option than getting the garage to do the same which cost me £90 last year!follow up reviewOK, its now a month later and I have had the opportunity of using my device on my fathers car, his engine light was on, so after a while, finding the OBD port In his car we plugged it in, turned the ignition to on and it started searching. a fault code came on the screen and we then proceeded to erase the code, and whoopee, it worked, the engine light went out! my father is over the moon, so I am delighted with the product and knowing it clears the codes gives me peace of mind when it comes to MOT time!on a separate note, in the box was a free gift card for a tool box once I posted a review, so I forwarded a screen shot of my first review and the order number and two days later via UPS arrived a very tidy tool box, thank you.

I only just started driving again after a brief hiatus of 15 years. I bought a cheap VW Polo for only a grand. Only after a few weeks the ‘Check Engine’ light illuminated so I immediately took the car to the garage. They proceeded to charge me £50 to diagnose the problem. I believe this is the standardminimum extortionate rate in the UK.I was amazed that cars nowadays have ECUs ( A type of electronic control unit that controls a series of actuators on an internal combustion engine to ensure optimal engine performance).After a costly repair in the garage the engine light came on once again.I scoured the internet and thought that for £20 why not purchase the NX301.Ease of deliveryThe product arrived quickly just after placing my order. I arranged for a collection to be made at my local sorting office.PackagingWell packaged. The unit came in a sturdy box that includes software to update the unit, and a lead that you can plug into the pc to enable you to print. A comprehensive manual too.Build QualityThe unit is by no means a ‘cheap and cheerful’ product. It is quite robust and comes with a thick lead; you plug it into the car’s ECU using a 16-pin male connector that connects to your 16-pin female connector in your car.Ease of useI plugged the unit into the car and instantly it communicated with the car’s computer immediately showing me a wealth of information about the car. A code came up that suggested I had trouble with a solenoid which I easily replaced myself. Saving garages’ diagnostic fees and labour charges.ConclusionNot all cars that were built before 2003 support the OBDII standard hence the device won’t work with your car. And I believe some cars that have wiring and sensor problems may not be able to use most obdii scanners.But this professional unit is a must and comes with a tidy bag that you can stow in your car. And if you break down you have on hand information to relay to the breakdown service. You are in charge!!!!!! Well worth the money!!!!

Worked perfectly on my son's VW Golf and correctly identified the one problem that we knew it had but encountered an issue when using it on my Vauxhall Zafira where the DTC Count reading varied from 58 to 100 each time I ran the diagnostics but could not show me the error codes as it said that they were "not stored in the module". Whether the machine just couldn't read them or my engine ECU is faulty I do not know.However, the marks I have given reflect that for the price, this machine is sturdy, well built and very easy to use.What attracted me to the Nexpeak was the facility to download the data onto a computer or tablet and then be able to print it out (after downloading and installing the free Nexpeak software).The results of the diagnosis tests appear to be very comprehensive but not being a fully trained motor mechanic most of the results meant very little to me. What I wanted was to be able to see what errors existed so that I could address any that might become critical. Not being able to read the codes though was a great disappointment.The instruction manual that comes with the machine is very basic and only adequate to be able to plug in and use the machine. It is of no assistance at all in interpreting the results but then given that it is "universal" for all makes and models of cars across the world, perhaps this was an unreasonable expectation of mine.In conclusion, if you have a VW Mk VI Golf - go for it. This machine does the business. If you have a Vauxhall Zafira then maybe/maybe not. I'll amend this review if I ever get to the bottom of the code reading problem I encountered if it turns out to my ECU!

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bon produit pour les analyses generales et effacement mais le logiciel qui traite les données est de tres mauvaises qualité