FOXWELL ABS Scanner NT630 Plus ABS Bleed Scan Tool Check Engine Code Reader OBD2 Scanner Airbag SAS SRS Diagnostic Tool ã€Â2020 Upgraded Version】

Works well and worth the money

This scanner is the best.I purchased this scanner for the SAS calibration, which is free on this scan tool. Many of the other tools charge a yearly subscription for this option.When I purchased this, it was the only scanner with the free SAS calibration in this price range. By the time the job was done, I saved the cost of the scanner.This scanner has the best value and options for the money.

Worked perfectly for an airbag system on a Honda CR-v. It read the faults and was clear about what modules weren't working. The quality is decent. It comes with a nice case and some accessory cables and USB attachment . It's easy to use and navigate through the menus. I don't have anything bad to say actually.

Replaced my old OBDII reader with this tool. The accessibility to ABS module was the feature I needed to diagnose a bad wheel speed sensor. Turned out it was reading speed erratically which I was able to view with live data features on this tool. Ended up being a faulty wheel bearing.

Works great. It doesn’t have transmission functions.Found a menu in “other” to reset 2002 Highlander Steering Angle Sensor and I was able to fix.Fixed DTC 84.01 Sensor logic failed error with my VSA and yellow triangle on my dash by running a special function for sensor relearn where you have to turn the wheel to the stops. I had a bad battery and then the lights got stuck on. VSA switch had no affect. I tried fixes I saw online. One suggestion was to short pin 4 and 9 on the OBD2 port. It didn’t work for me and caused the car not to start anymore. Thought I burned the ECU but It burned a fuse. The fuse was not the ECU fuse but AGC-S15A in the main fuse box under the hood.