Review on VXDIAG VCX Nano Diagnostic Tool with IDS Programming for Enhanced Ford/Mazda 2-in-1 Compatibility by Charles Mistretta

BUYER WARNING! The device comes with a small manual, which is obviously poorly translated from Chinese. The disc is no longer included and you will be redirected to a website or you will need to download programs. But every browser and antivirus goes nuts, and even if you try to bypass them, it seems like they create some kind of VPN to access ECU programming information from Ford database. A two-day license from Ford is $150, a yearly license is $1000, and it seems to me that the software you're trying to download is some sort of proxy using their license, which, if true, a big one would pose a problem. Violation of license agreements between Ford and other manufacturers. But none of that worked, it was constantly bugging, never connected to the computer, and I probably installed a whole bunch of new viruses on my computer, at least if you believe the antivirus programs that call them trojans.