OBD2 Scanner Professional Automotive Diagnostic Tool

Description

The LAUNCH X431 CRP919X BT OBD2 Scanner is a professional-grade automotive diagnostic tool engineered for precision, performance, and versatility. Designed for both professional mechanics and advanced DIY users, this Bluetooth-enabled scanner delivers comprehensive system diagnostics, ECU coding, and intelligent auto-detection for a wide range of vehicles.

Key Features

• All-System Diagnostics: Performs full vehicle scans, including engine, transmission, ABS, SRS, and more — giving you a complete view of your vehicle’s health.

• Advanced ECU Coding: Supports ECU coding and adaptations, allowing customization and module programming for professional use.

• Wireless Bluetooth Connection: Offers fast, stable communication between the scanner and your vehicle for maximum convenience.

• Supports CAN FD & DOIP Protocols: Compatible with the latest vehicle communication standards for faster, more accurate diagnostics on modern cars.

• Active Test / Bi-Directional Control: Enables users to send commands to vehicle components (e.g., fuel pump, windows, or brakes) to test functionality in real time.

• Auto VIN & Intelligent Diagnosis: Instantly identifies vehicle information for quick and accurate results.

• Wide Vehicle Coverage: Works with over 100 vehicle brands from the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

• Lifetime Free Updates: Keep your device up to date with free online software updates via Wi-Fi.

• User-Friendly Touchscreen Interface: Large, responsive display with clear icons and intuitive navigation.

Benefits

• Delivers dealer-level diagnostics at a fraction of the cost.

• Saves time and money on troubleshooting and repairs.

• Enhances efficiency for professional workshops and home garages.

• Future-proof design ensures compatibility with newer vehicles.

Usage Instructions

1. Connect the device to your vehicle’s OBD2 port and turn on the ignition.

2. Pair via Bluetooth to the LAUNCH X431 CRP919X BT main unit.

3. Follow on-screen prompts to perform a full system scan or specific diagnostic test.

4. Use the ECU coding or bi-directional functions as needed.

5. Save or print diagnostic reports for maintenance records.