Autel2025 ML629 OBD2 Scanner ABS SRS Engine Transmission Diagnoses OBD II Full Functions Upgraded Version of AL519/AL619/ ML619 for DIYers Professionals

This is an update for me from an older code reader. Very intuitive and took me straight to the error. My local dealer wanted to charge me double what this cost just to read the fault and then another $50 to reset the warning.

Me gusta mucho este scaner, me va a ser muy útil para usarlo en mi vehiculo, ya realize algunas pruebas y es fabuloso, muchas gracias 👍.

No complaints so far. However I have only used it on one vehicle, a 07 Pontiac Torrent but it worked very well. I have checked and cleared codes in the engine, transmission, airbag and ABS systems. Setup and software installation was reasonably painless and the tool itself is quite easy to operate even for someone with no previous scanner experience. I personally have used quite a few different scan tools over the years and I would say this one is excellent especially considering the low price.

Works great likes its intended to

I purchased this scan tool to troubleshoot my vehicle's emission system which had posted a fault (MIL on). The scanner was easy to operate and use, and registration and updates were simple to do. The scanner can handle almost every car built since OBDII was implemented and its software can be updated if the manufacturer updates its DTC (diagnostic trouble code) codes. The scanner can evaluate not only the PCM (power control module) but also the TCM (transmission control module), the SRS (airbag) system and the ABS (braking) system. Tests can be run and error codes reset. You can also run the I/M test to verify if your vehicle is ready to pass emissions testing. Downloadable software and a provided USB cable allows you to connect the scanner to your PC/MAC and export saved scans as well as print the scan reports. The scanner will give you an explanation of the DTC code fault, not just a code number that must be looked up. All in all, I like the scan tool and have used it several times on both my vehicles with great satisfaction. The price was reasonable for the functions provided.The only problem noted was that you must know some information about your vehicle before use. After connecting the scanner to the vehicle, the scanner will ask for the global area you are in, year, manufacturer, model, engine size, and based on the vehicle, possibly additional info like vehicle type code, wheelbase dimension, etc. Most of this info can be found in your vehicle manual or from your car dealer. I didn't try the scanner without first going through setup, so I don't know if you will get wrong error codes but would suggest you at least enter the year, make and model to at least get manufacturer error codes typical for your vehicle. I would recommend this product for anyone looking for a basic scan tool that can read all 4 sub-systems. This is not a comprehensive repair shop scanner that has all the bells and whistles but is serviceable enough for the home DIY mechanic to test and understand any DTC's encountered.