Vgate ICar Pro Bluetooth 3.0 OBD2 Code Reader | Scan Tool For Torque Android To Check Engine Light & Car Faults Review

I use this on a 2012 Jeep Wrangler, with the JScan and Torque Pro apps, running on a Google Pixel 5.I have used cheap little ELM adapters in the past, but was only ever able to use read-only functions. This adapter allows write functions, enabling me to change/reset settings among other things (usually determined by the app).Some things I have done with it and the JScan app:- updated tire size to correct auto trans shift points and speedo.- Scan and clear diagnostic codes in the ECU- Get rid of

Want to remove all the California BS from your i3? This and an app are all you need to extend the range by increasing fuel capacity from 1.9 gallons to 2.4 gallons. Want to control when your i3 electric motor turns on? This tool can unlock the rest of the settings that cars sold in countries that don’t have stupid California as a state get. Imagine how many more i3’s BMW would have sold if California didn’t exist. Range increase from 126 to almost 200

If you are buying this you are more than likely wanting to do more than read simple codes. If that’s the case you will have to pay to use the app for each vin number. Can get rather pricey.

Was able to save lots of money with this and the app. Helped me diagnose issues and reprogram FOBS for my vehicle and I didn’t have to go to dealer or locksmith.

Very nice product! I ran it with JScan and Autodoc. I only bought a license for one vehicle but all apps I’m aware of are the same. (App Required). Small and convenient, I keep mine in the glove box. Durable and low profile. 9.9/10

Worked great on my 09 Jeep JK using Jscan app until 10 months in and then it stopped connecting to my my phone via Bluetooth for a day, then started working again the next morning. Not sure if it was my phone time will tell.

Was sketchy at first but after following YouTube videos, it did exactly what I wanted. Kinda dumb that after buying this product you have to pay another $20 for the vehicle serial number to make it work. Used on 2013 Jeep JK with IOS. Tons of other settings you can get into but don’t want to mess around to much.

Was recommended by a friend to utilize with trouble shooting and calibrating my tires/ gears. Have tried other competitors and this works spot on. Definite must purchase.

I love how I can leave it plugged and it has a circuit to prevent it from draining your battery. I leave it plugged in all the time and it wakes up when I start the car, giving me full time live data for towing (A/T fluid temp). I have a Tesla style android head unit which doesn’t work with the Bluetooth version of these obd2 devices. This wifi version works great with the Tesla style android head units.

I've got a JK, which doesn't need the security bypass cable. Did everything it was supposed to in the OBD Jscan app. I reset my tire size, turned off my DTRLs and disabled the horn chirp when you lock the door. Caution, though, don't mess with settings if you don't know what they are. Lots of abbreviations and no explanation on what they are.

I needed a Bluetooth OBD2 Adapter to let me run diagnostics, Scan Trouble Codes, Clear them, and Turn Off the Check Engine Light on my 2015 Heavy Duty Diesel pickup truck. The code revealed the Particulate Filter was getting clogged with soot, so bad that it went into Limp Mode, (Reduced Engine Power), which prevented it from entering the Regen mode to clear the filter. I found an App that lets you run a Service Regen, but it required Bi-Directional communication. Many other units claim to…

Used to diagnose, validate diagnosis, monitor, and confirm successful hybrid battery repair.I specifically picked this unit after researching and reading findings provided by app developers who offer mobile app based diagnostic and monitoring tools. My conventional diagnostic computer did not support the channels or have the capability to receive and display detailed data specific for hybrid systems (it’s not high end, I’m a DIYer). I needed more data and ended picking this unit since it…

Plugged into port, connected to phone app and ran diagnostics trouble codes. Found out right headlight was out from the error codes. Physically checked and headlight was out. Works well with CAR SCANNER app on iPhone Really easy to set up and use.

This, with free OBDJscan app and a $25 license for my VIN, programmed 2 revain key fobs for my 2011 RAM 1500. Programming would have cost $95 each along with a $20 service call from a discount locksmith. At least triple that at a dealer. Very satisfied. Beta module in the app, but as I was told it worked after several tries. Well worth the price, just for that, not counting the many other features in the app. All smiles.

I highly recommend the BT version. You can program jeep/dodge/Chrysler keys with it. Some features are not available on the wifi version.

There is a lot of things you can do with this. On my Jeep I turned off the tire sensor so my lights not on since the sensor wouldn’t read through the bigger tires.

I used this on a 2016 ram to unlock some codes for tow mirrors and lights , also adjusted my speedometer for bigger tires , it was straight out the box plug and play . Absolutely no issue . Highly recommend

I've been using this on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler JK with the OBDJscan app. Honestly, I didn't think that the app and this bluetooth scanner were going to work, but after using it I'm very happy! I ended up playing around with it for about an hour and I was able to change my tire size and put my shifting points back to normal, I was able to put daytime running lights on and stop the flickering of my LED pod lights, check for engine codes even if they're not turning the check engine light on, etc…

So here’s the rundown that led to my well-spent purchase of this adapter.Thanks to a collision with a deer, I had swapped the headlights on my 08 Grand Cherokee to the SRT8 style because I wanted projector low beams and not long after, I was still unimpressed with how halogen bulbs perform in projectors. I say STILL because I drove a 14 Sierra for some time and the halogens were so lackluster in the projectors I didn’t like driving it at night, despite how good the cutoff and spread on the…