🔧 Autel ML629: Upgraded OBD2 Scanner with Full Functions - ABS, SRS, Engine, Transmission Diagnoses - Ideal for DIYers and Professionals Review

The thing surprised me. On our expedition in 2000 it found 7 codes and didn't even have a check engine light. So if you suspect something is wrong, this will help you. Codes are displayed and explain what it could be (exhaust leak or car running rich or lean etc) so you don't have to look up what the random numbers mean. This reader can run a full test that monitors your RPMs. and all that, so it's kind of weird to see your machine doing something without your physical involvement, but of…

This has been a huge lifesaver for me and my family. My 350z is my daily commute and one day it just had a weird engine stalling noise. At first I thought it was a spark plug but luckily I ordered this OBD2 scanner and it arrived very quickly. Turns out I had a bad camshaft position sensor. If I had never had this device, I would never have found out about this problem. I was able to fix it myself and saved hundreds of dollars on repairs. I think this is a great investment as I can check my 3…

After countless hours of scouring the internet looking and comparing professional but affordable tools, I was of course able to find and buy this product from AMAZON. ! A great product with features normally only found in more expensive scanners. This device is a replacement for the Harbor Freight Scan, which no longer works and offers little to no support. Don't waste your money looking for something better than this scanner. It was delivered quickly and came with an OBDII cable, a USB cable…

As a standalone OBDII scanner, this is a pretty good scanner. The interface is simple and easy to use, and quickly matched my Ford and Mazda vehicles. Where it fails is in support. My Bitdefender Internet Security application marks the program as "ransomware-like behavior", numerous device drivers described only in Chinese characters try to load into your system. After installation, a timeout occurs when trying to sign in to receive updated ML629 files. The documentation that came with the…

Worried it would not work but so far it is fully compatible with a 1999 Honda Accord. I also have a 2012 Honda Odyssey, a 2001 Audi S4 and a 2014 Subaru WRX that I will try on so will update this review once tested. What made me buy it was the SRS warning light on my 1999 Honda Accord. . I tried the whole YouTube DIY on how to get rid of the SRS warning light but it didn't work. It also doesn't tell me which sensor is triggering the error. Is it an airbag, seat belt tension sensor, buckle…

This Autel ML629 OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner has to be one of the most advanced budget diagnostic tools I have ever bought! An intermittent check engine light came on on my 2001 BMW M3 due to a faulty VANOS system. I've known this for a while and in anticipation of the test I wanted to get a diagnostic tool to check the problem before repairing it and make sure it was fixed after the repair so I bought it. Once I used it and saw how detailed and easy to use it was, I knew I had to check it out…

First of all I like this thing. BECAUSE it tells me a lot and it saved the price I paid the first time I used it (which puts me off buying the $115 part). I can learn a lot more from this device than any of my previous devices (Note: I have not used professional devices like Autel's high end devices which TOO MUCH require a subscription). No subscription is required, but you can download the latest profiles for MANY models. It reads MANY aspects of certain makes of vehicle that a basic OBDII…