FOXWELL NT716 Bidirectional OBD2 Scanner Diagnostic Tool 4-System 9 Reset

It seems to have a lot of options and scanning abilities. The menus and functionality are easy to use. The price is well worth it for all the options that are there. it also has extensive electrical and module scanning options that go beyond lower models abilities.

Great product

I own a auto repair shop . nedded to update one of my old scanners just thought to try this one. Awsome can.t believe how much it does for the money. Snap On wanted thounds of dollars for the same thing.

Had this for a while. Battery lasts long, functionality is good and understandable. It isn’t fast, but it gets the job done.

Not compatible with older Mitsu brake systems or VW fuel systems. Other than that its a good little unit.

Dollar for Dollar, this is a must for anyone that works on their own cars. Yes, you have to spend a few dollars, but for the cost of 3 diagnosis at the dealership, you get to own the tool. It is great to simply deep scan and buy and replace the part, but lots of OBD scanners can do that already. There is a place where this totally outperforms the others, it not only tells you what is wrong, the live data and tests save hours and frustration troubleshooting the problems. For example, car did not start and had no DTCs. Plugged this in, with car off, activated fuel pump, that worked. Activated each injector individually, all worked. Activated each valve individually, that worked. And systematically tested everything to determine it was oil pressure at cold-crank. There is no DTC for that, but by just sitting in the driver's seat for less than an hour, I was able to test everything and see the live data. This is not a scanner, this is needed tool in modern automotive technology, you NEED it just like a screwdriver and a good pair of plyers.

I purchased this so I would be able to read Transmision codes so I wouldn’t get ripped off when I took my truck in for repairs. Found out it was only a sensor that I somehow came loose. I haven’t even began to use the other features. The next one will probably be bleeding my antilock brakes in my explorer that never seemed to come up on the pedal very far, because the antilock brakes still hold air. This has so many features, but it is kind of pricey.

It doesn't perform a lot of basic functions that lower-end scanners do. I was trying to do brakes on a 2019 Honda CRV and needed it to perform a maintenance mode so I could release the back brakes to replace them, and of course, it said "function not supported." This should be a basic function; even the $50 ones have it. There are other things I could not do on my 2020 Chevy truck either. Don't buy it.

Great scanner and does all manufacturers worldwide, the new electronic parking brakes, injector testing, abs pump, and more.

I reseved a used one without no mention being used and unable to use it because the previous user didin't unbind is acount from the serial number 😕