Enhanced GM/OPEL VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 and Tech2Win Diagnostic Tool with Global Diagnostic Programming System GDS & GDS2 Review

This item did not look like TECHII and did not even come close to being a TECHII clone device. The program is buggy and keeps crashing. I would advise anyone looking for a TECHII device to look at the other options available for a TECHII clone.

It's like having tech2 on your laptop. Clone tech2 is used by about 300-400, real McCoy is much more expensive and tech2 is obsolete. It costs $100 with all Tech 2 features and even communicates with GM so you can program ECM or TCM with updates. You have to shell out $40 for a Vin, but being able to just flash your own stuff is magic.

If I have a perfect function, then I can connect to a VPN that simule que estoy en EEUU, lo que no es grato ya que a veces he tenido que conectarme con el laptop fora del rango de mi wifi, por lo que tengo que compartirme internet desde el cellular, etc. De que funciona, funciona perfecto. pero sería perfect Que hubiese otro software, que de seguro lo hay, que pueda utilizarlo y no ponga como requisites el tener que esstar en EEUU. yo al menos no conozco otro software que haga eso.

I had to download my version of vx manager from the website and the automatic installation for gds didn't work. I had to install all packages manually but it worked in the end. If you have a GM 96-97 and are looking for ABS codes, keep looking or get a real Tech 2. According to the software, tech2win does not support ABS systems with three sensors. I haven't found a reader that works and that includes this. In addition, you can do everything from triggering individual shift solenoids to sending

I was able to get this to work on the Windows 8 Pro BootCamp 64-bit install that I keep on my MacBook. I wanted it there because it's my main travel computer. After many hours (one can get better at that) and countless failed driver installs, I finally got it working. I had an issue with the version of GDS2 on disk - and I never knew about it because I have a 2008. But on a whim I downloaded another version from a random website in Chinese (thanks to Google Translate) that can install T2W…

buyers beware! GM sells you this tool to interact with your vehicle, a program to use this tool ($249.00 for the privilege of installing it even though it should be included in the package) and a license to use the software. Security (additional fee). $55 for three days)! Even if you get a cracked version of the software, you cannot download the license and test your software. In fact, the device I received had scratches, which indicated to me that it was an item that someone had returned. Tech