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- Item Weight: 2 pounds
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- ASIN: B001LHVPPU
- Item model number: US703
By : Autel
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Price : $150.46
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Product Description
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The Autel MaxiDiag US703 is an innovative multifunctional scan tool created for technicians who need a single tool suitable for both the general troubleshooting of Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) on OBD-II/EOBD compliant vehicles, and more focused work on GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles. Powered by Autel Uni-SCAN technology, the US703 supports all current OBD-II/EOBD protocols, including CAN (Controller Area Network), and provides engine, transmission, ABS and airbag systems code support for GM models 1984-2006, Ford 1984-2006 and Chrysler 1988-2006. OBD-II is the second generation of an onboard diagnostics standard for cars and trucks and has been a mandatory requirement for all vehicles sold in the US since 1996, both domestic and imports EOBD is its European counterpart, required on gasoline models since 2000 and diesel models since 2003.
Along with its compatibility with a variety of makes and models, stretching back to 1984, the US703 also adds additional flexibility to any mechanic's tool box with its wealth of built-in features. These include the ability to retrieve generic and manufacturer-specific codes, a built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library that is updatable via the Internet, O₂ sensor data and live datastream parameters, data graphing (1996 models and newer), memory/battery backup for off-vehicle data review and analysis, trilingual support (English, Spanish, French), the ability to print data via PC, and more.
Complete Features:
- Troubleshoots engine, ABS, transmission and airbags codes
- Global OBD-II/EOBD coverage (US, Asian ; European)
- Powered by Uni-SCAN technology with no adapters to buy
- Supports all nine test modes of the latest J1979 OBD-II test specs
- Retrieves generic (P0, P2, P3, and U0) and manufacturer specific (P1, P3, and U1) codes
- Displays DTC definitions on unit screen
- Views freeze frame data
- Displays O₂ sensor data as well as live datastream parameters
- Data graphing – (1996 and newer)
- Reads, stores and plays back live sensor data
- Memory/battery backup for off-vehicle data review and analysis
- Performs modules present test
- Retrieves vehicle information (VIN, CIN and CVN)
- Supports all current OBD-II protocols, including CAN (Controller Area Network)
- Extremely easy to use and highly reliable
- Trilingual support—English, Spanish, French or other combinations
- Software upgradeable via Internet
- Built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library
- Prints data via PC
Powered by Autel Uni-SCAN technology, the MaxiDiag an innovative multi-functional scan tool designed for technicians to troubleshoot engine, transmission, ABS and airbag systems for most of the vehicles. Reliable, easy-to-use and affordable, the scan tool is a time saver and a money maker. It supports all nine test modes of the latest J1979 OBD II test specs and retrieves generic as well as manufacturer specific codes. This scanner retrieves vehicle information, performs modules present test, views freeze frame data and displays O2 sensor data as well as live data stream parameters. It comes with built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library and is software upgradeable via internet. This scanner reads, stores as well as playbacks live sensor data and prints data via PC.
Product Features
- Troubleshoots engine, ABS, transmission and airbags codes for GM, Ford and Chrysler vehicles from 1984-2006
- Features a backlit LCD screen, multilingual menu and DTC definitions, built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library, software upgradeable via Internet and USB print functionality
- Views freeze frame data; displays O2 sensor data as well as live datastream parameters; features data graphing (1996 and newer)
- Supports the CAN (Controller Area Network) protols and all other current OBD-II protocols
- Works with all OBD-II/EOBD compliant U.S., European and Asian vehicles (OBD-II is standard on all cars sold in U.S. post-1996)
Autel MaxiDiag US703 Diagnostic Scan Tool
Customer Reviews
The scanner powers up quickly and overall seems a bit faster than the Actron. It's easy to use; as a guy I've yet to open any kind of manual for the Autel, yet was able to read by my check engine and ABS codes that are popping up on my vehicle. In playing with the Actron the other day I pulled up the screen to read all live data at once and scrolling down was very, very slow and the tool would lag when it was asked to display the next page of data. The Autel 703 scrolled through all the live data without any lag. I haven't exported any data to a PC yet so I can't tell you how well that works. On screen descriptions were provided for both PCM codes and ABS codes.
I have an Actron 9185, which is the same as the 9190 without all the OBD 1 connectors for pre-1996 vehicles. The Actron is a great tool, but I needed to read ABS codes and the Autel was about $50 more than the Actron ABS reader only, and the Autel 703 reads ABS, Airbag, and Tranny codes, so for the extra few bucks I figured it's worth a try, and I can always sell the Actron. I paid about $50 more for the Actron 9185 than I paid for the Autel 703.
The tool is new and there don't appear to be any updates on the manufacturers site. I do expect Actron to have more frequent updates based on other online reviews. The Autel 703 DOES NOT come with the connectors to connect to pre-1996 vehicles though the software supports them. I have not seen the cables for sale anywhere.
As a hard core DIY mechanic that likes to troubleshoot and fix almost everything with my vehicles, I would recommend the Autel 703 because of the number of systems it reads, and at a lower price point than other products.
I have a 2004 Saturn Vue with a V6 engine and all wheel drive, I needed to find out why the ABS light would stay on, I did not feel there was a problem with the ABS system but could not be sure without a lot of physical trouble-shooting. I searched a long time for a scanner at a resonable price to check this out. I was told the Autel MaxiDiag US703 would work for me. 30 seconds after I found the correct code, connected the unit to the 2004 Satun, pressed the test button, no problems were found and the ABS light was reset automatically. At that point the US703 paid for itself.
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