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This powerful device is the nightmare of mechanics - 🛒👉

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F Luis Giordano 🐍2 years ago

No, it's not. It's just an OBD2 scanner which gets TCs from the car's computer. You'll still need a mechanic to fix what causes the trouble codes.

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Adrian Dittwoman 💙🦋1 year ago

An actual valid community note on one of the few remaining advertisers is absolutely priceless!! 🤣🤣

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Dario2 years ago

No they love it because it just disables the warning lights and when the engine goes gafuck the mechanic charges a fortune because you didn't pay attention

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P4R1 year ago

It may be interesting to see what errors are occurring, but deleting them is completely pointless. It's like "treating" a disease by breaking a thermometer.

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Dik Wallace and 2368 others1 year ago

My Tesla went on fire with this device how do I get a refund?

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Cro Aglo1 year ago

@CommunityNotes are wrong. Yes, these devices can delete codes, but that's not all they do. You can research the code and fix the issue for thousands less often. I fixed a faulty ignition coil with mine. Would have cost me maybe $1500 at the mechanics. I paid about $30...

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The IOT Guy 🇮🇳1 year ago

OBD (On Board Diagnostics) devices mainly fetch vehicle performance data to troubleshoot better. And in real-time It doesn't really fix anything, it allows you to reset only a few error flags. If the problem persists, ECU (Engine Ctrl Unit) will flag the error again, right away.

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Rehan1 year ago

Community note 😆😅🤣😂

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Tomas 💦 Pressel2 years ago

Dude just erased the code to remove the check engine light. Car repaired. 😅

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