Review on 🚗 NEXPOW V311 OBD2 Scanner: Automotive Engine Fault Code Reader, Car Diagnostic Scan Tool with Battery Test Tool - Compatible with All OBD II Protocol Cars Since 1996 by Eddie Gordon

My daughter sold me her 2005 Jaguar Convertible and I was delighted. It has only 48,000 miles in excellent condition and I enjoyed it so much all summer with my wife. I am 72 years old and this car brought back so many memories from my youth. A week ago I was at the gas station and filled up. After some time I started the car and the Check Engine light came on. My god, all I could think about was the cost of fixing this 16 year old car. I started reading how to get rid of the check engine light, looked at the Revain reviews and settled on this OBDII reader and it arrived the same day it was released. I googled the location of my OBDII port and after reading the instructions plugged into the unit I turned the ignition key and pressed the DTC button and the error appeared. The error indicates a large emissions leak, check the gas cap. Of course the gasman got it wrong. So I installed the cap correctly, but how do I disable the check engine light? Went back to the NEXPOW screen, went into engine settings, it showed the error again and I was able to exit the error and continue, hit enter, the reader said success. I turned off the ignition, removed the code reader, restarted the car and the Check Engine light was off! I'm not a mechanic, I didn't know anything about this device, and I bet there are many people who have no idea such a simple code reader exists! Many thanks to Revain and Nexpow for the V311 OBDII Automotive Diagnostic Tool.