2025 Upgraded LAUNCH OBD2 Scanner CRP123E V2.0 Elite, Diagnostics Tool for Engine, ABS, SRS, AT, with 7 Resets, Oil/Throttle/SAS/BMS/EPB/DPF/ABS Bleeding, Battery Test, FCA SGW, Lifetime Free Updates

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This is so much more than a code reader. Paid for itself the first use, my previous code reader told me all 4 of my O2 sensors were bad, this didn't seem right but local shop wanted 200.00 to hook it up and see what was wrong. Ran a scan with this tool and found that voltage to one sensor was off, which showed me only one was bad. replaced one sensor and reset codes and problem was gone. saved me hundreds of dollars and now I have an awesome tool to boot. So when my friends have check engine light I can charge them 20.00 and tell them what is wrong. Thanks Man.

I was kind of skeptical at first as I did read some harsh reviews for this product. I wanted to get an OBD2 unit as the warranty on my 2015 Ram 1500 expired, and the infamous check engine light appeared. I took my truck to the dealer where they charged me $125.00 to diagnose the check engine light, and then tell me that the fault was a $450 part (fuel sensor with fuel rail). Immediately following this event, another car in the household had its check engine light come on (2012 Volvo). It cost another $125.00 diagnose the problem which resulted in changing the oxygen sensor. I finally said to myself, it is time to get on of these scanners as I do most of my own repairs. after careful consideration (between the Foxwell NT644 Elite and the Launch CRP 129E), I ordered the Launch CRP 129E. I think some of the other reviews that mention trouble updating may be due to spotty WiFi, because mine updated very quickly. I then played with it by connecting to my truck, a 2016 Jeep Cherokee, and a 2012 Volvo S60. The tool would quickly connect to each car automatically, and provide the diagnostic report as pictured. I also dabbled with the other sections such as ABS, and the unit performed quickly and satisfactorily. Now I feel like hooking it up to everyone's car in the neighborhood as I want to see more of what it can do. Right now, I am very pleased with the unit and would recommend its purchase to anyone that is looking to bug an OBD2 scanner. Aloha!

Really good, supports lots of vehicles, market purchases are kinda expensive for personal use. If they give a discount to personal users, it'll be great.

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