Bi directional auto diagnostic software full#
THINKTOOL diagnostic scanner works on over 220 car makes and 10000 models (refer to Technical Details from the official page) to read/erase codes, view live data, do bi-direction active test and service functions in all vehicle systems, including ECM, TCM, ABS, SRS, BCM, IMM, BMS, TPMS, SAS, Fuel System, Light System, Wiper System, etc, give your car a full detectio 【28 MAINTENANCE RESET FUNCTIONS】: Oil Reset Service, Steering Angle Calibration, Electronic Parking Brake Reset, Battery Register / Battery Maintenance, ABS Bleeding, Electronic Throttle Position Reset / Learn, Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Regeneration, Tire Pressure Monitor System Reset, Gear Learning, Immobilizer Matching, Fuel Injector Coding, Air Suspension Reset, Gearbox Reset, Sunroof RESET, AFS Reset (Adaptive Front-lighting System), EGR Reset.Don't get me started on having to buy an automotive oscilloscope.
Bi directional auto diagnostic software code#
They constantly use 2 or 3 or more scan tools because one of them has the feature they need or works better/works at all with the vehicle they are working on.įor now, the Solus Edge and a basic code reader (w/ some data PID's) is enough to get the job done. I've watched every video from guys like Eric O', Flat Rate Master and Pine Hollow Auto Diagnostics. I'm also not working in a shop these days and it's been difficult enough to justify the cost of the Solus Edge (I still think about it every day).īut I've also learned there really is not a "one tool does everything" and you need more than 1 if you're doing this for a living. I would like to pick up another scan tool at some point in the future, likely also the Autel MS906 or the Launch X431, but right now the money just isn't there. I didn't really find anything in the middle. Their lower end scan tools didn't seem to offer much or be worth their asking price. The Launch unit that I got seems very comparable to the Maxisys 906 you are looking at except it is wireless. I wish I had more feedback than I liked the Launch units and that Prime Day had some big discounts. Perhaps this particular vendor upgraded the until? For example, ECU coding is mentioned in the Amazon listing but not in the Launch instructions. However, there are some things that I don't see. Reading the instructions, it looks like it will read all modules, display and record multiple data streams, allow remote diagnostics, ect. It just came this week so I'll probably play around with it this weekend. When Prime day came around, I saw that they had a LAUNCH X431 PRO3S+V2.0 for about $575 off according to As it was a limited time offer I pulled the trigger even though it was difficult to tell exactly how it was different from the other X431 models even on Launch's own website. After kind of going in circles for some time, I started getting the impression that the Launch units seemed to be very comprehensive and seemed to have very good support and many upgrades available. It gets really confusing because there are so many different models and sub models that are all slightly different.
I wanted something comprehensive and bidirectional but as a home gamer, couldn't justify spending too much. I think I just went through what you are going through.
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