Car Diagnostic Tool with high compatibility and interface in Hungarian language. It allows quick and simple vehicle monitoring, deletion of error codes, thereby avoiding the service costs charged by car workshops. It is also recommended for use in service centers and workshops, where it facilitates the rapid identification of technical problems in the vehicle.
The diagnostic tool does not require batteries or a laptop, operating autonomously and powered directly through the car’s OBD port. It can search and erase error codes recorded in the system and display real-time sensor data. Ideal for checking used cars to confirm the absence of error codes.
- Fast and simple use
- Compatible with most petrol cars produced after 1996 and diesel cars after 2002
- Language support: English, Hungarian, Slovak, Romanian, Czech, German
- Supports OBD2 protocols: CAN-BUS, ISO, PWM, VPWM, KWP2000
- Can be used with most American, European, Japanese and Asian cars
Warning! Do not use the device while driving. Data should only be monitored by the passenger. Using it while driving may distract from traffic. Use the device at your own risk. Before connecting, ensure that the vehicle is compatible with the diagnostic device. The manufacturer and distributor are not responsible for any damage resulting from improper use.
Device functions:
- Reading and erasing error codes
- Continuous DTC code scanning
- Display of real-time sensor data (RPM, speed, lambda sensor and water temperature, intake air flow, temperature, intake manifold pressure, etc.)
- Freeze Frame data
- Turn off "Check Engine" warning light
Dimensions: 128 x 83 x 26 mm
Cable length: 85 cm
Socket type: OBD2
Weight: 269 g
Material: Plastic
- Product Number
- GLB_55679
Connectivity
- Connection Type
- with Cable
Compatibility
- Type
- OBD 2
- Functional
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Specifications
- Features
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Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.