🚗 FOXWELL NT650 Elite: Reliable Car OBD2 Scanner with Advanced Features for ABS, Air Bag, SAS, EPB, DPF, EPS, TPMS, TPS & More! Review

although I have not used it yet the product arrived as described. I plugged it in and everything "seems" to work. (Side note: you have to plug it into your car/computer for it to actually turn on.) It does a lot of work for the cost and light weight, and comes in a hard case to protect it in the garage/car. . I would recommend it!

It helped me diagnose the check engine light coming on, called the dealer, made an appointment and two days before the appointment the light went out not once but 3 times it happened to my wife's car so it happened this time, I drove to her place of work, hooked up the meter and found the misfire in the 3rd cylinder, found a bad coil that was slowly dying. (It's winter in Wisconsin and it was very cold, so it's difficult to get an appointment on time.

You will not be disappointed! I researched and compared several different Autel devices, Launch Millennium 90 "PRO” and Foxwell won based on feature list. I have tested many makes and models from 1998-2015. Vw, Hyundai, Ford, Nissan and it suits every application. The upgrade was easy and quick as long as you read and followed the instructions. For a sub-$300 scanner, this should be first on the list. I used to have a basic Autel OBD2 engine reader, if you are ready for the next step buy this…

I was very excited to receive this item but when I received it I was very disappointed. The Foxwell website is terrible. I registered my product and saw that updates are pending. You have to download the update client and that's terrible. I couldn't download any of the updates. I sent an email to a company through the website and I have no idea whether the email was sent or not? Thats so bad. So I went ahead and did a general setup of the unit and hooked it up to my car which has had a P0017…

Does what it's supposed to. It doesn't do everything for every car. It doesn't have full functionality with the 2014 Jeep Compass and probably other popular vehicles. I found it amusing that cars like Bentley and other European brands were on the vehicle list, but many American cars were either missing or didn't have certain features on the scanner. Registering and updating the thing was a pain. The instructions aren't very clear and the website is slow, so I tend to think I made a mistake and…

I bought this because I own several cars and consider myself a 'friend' mechanic to other people. Besides simply reading the ODB code, you can do the following: - Reset TPMS (Tire Pressure Sensor). If you have a bad wheel sensor, you can install a new one and bind it to your car. Without such a tool, you will have to go to the dealer and have a new sensor installed. - Reset TPS (Throttle Position Alignment). If you've ever cleaned a throttle body, you know it needs to be reset. Many cars…