VEEPEAK V2.2503 Bluetooth Scanner Adapter Dongle
Specifications
- Product Name: OBDCheck BLE V2.2503
- Compatibility: OBD II compliant vehicles
- Apps Recommendations: Generic OBD2 Apps and Special Apps for selected vehicles
- Connection: Bluetooth LE
Vehicle Compatibility
Standard OBD II Diagnostics (Check Engine Light/MIL and sensor reading for standard OBD II PIDs)
Compatible with cars and light trucks made since the following year:
- USA – 1996, Canada – 1998
- European Union & UK – 2001 (gas), 2004 (diesel)
- Australia – 2006 (gas), 2007 (diesel)
- Mexico – 2006, etc.
Note:
- Above compatibility only applies to standard OBD II diagnostics (emission-related check engine diagnostics & standard OBD II sensor data),
- For hybrid plug-in or all-electric vehicles (which do not follow standard OBD II protocols), capable OBD2 Apps such as Car Scanner ELM OBD2 are required, and not all current PHEV & EVs are supported (depending on the developer’s willingness and development progress).
- Commercial vehicles (J1939) are not compatible.
- When using the BimmerCode App, pre-2008 or G series BMW models are not supported.
- When using with the BimmerLink App, pre-2008 BMW models are not supported.
Advanced Diagnostics & App recommendations:
(Not for all model years; please check with us or the app support to confirm)
- Toyota & Lexus: OBD Fusion, Carista OBD
- FCA: OBD Fusion, OBD JScan, AlfaOBD
- Ford, Lincoln & Mazda: OBD Fusion, FORScan Lite
- Nissan & Infiniti: OBD Fusion, Carista OBD
- Volkswagen/Audi/Seat/Skoda: Carista OBD
- BMW & Mini (MY 2008+): BimmerLink, Carista OBD, bimmer-tool
- Suzuki: SZ Viewer
- Subaru (MY 2012+): ActiveOBD
- Opel/Vauxhall/Holden: SCANMYOPEL, SCANMYOPELCAN
- Other Apps: GaragePro, OBDocker
Tip: What’s the difference between the OBD-II standard and enhanced/advanced diagnostics?
The On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) standard and advanced diagnostics refer to different levels of diagnostic information and capabilities in vehicles.
OBD-II Standard diagnostics: Mandated by regulatory bodies (e.g., EPA in the United States) for all cars and light trucks sold in certain regions and focuses on emissions-related data to ensure vehicles comply with environmental standards. It provides access to a set of standardized diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs)and live data parameters (standard PIDs) such as engine RPM, vehicle speed, fuel system status, and oxygen sensor readings. These data and codes are standardized across different makes and models, ensuring that a generic OBD-II scanner can read the basic diagnostic information from any compliant vehicle.
Advanced Diagnostics: provides an additional level of diagnostic data beyond what is required by the OBD-II standard, including proprietary diagnostic trouble codes and extended parameter identifications (PIDs). These data are often specific to the vehicle manufacturer and model. Advanced Diagnostics usually includes more detailed information on various vehicle systems such as transmission, ABS, airbags, body control modules, and more, which requires more capable diagnostic tools or software that can interpret manufacturer-specific codes and data.
Apps Recommendations & Connection Tips
Generic OBD2 Apps for OBD II compliant vehicles:
Car Scanner ELM OBD2 (iOS & Android; mostly free)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ovz.carscanner&hl=en_US
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/car-scanner-elm-obd2/id1259933623
A vehicle performance/trip computer/diagnostics tool that uses an OBD II adapter to connect to your OBD2 engine management / ECU. It includes a lot of connection profiles that give you some extra features for many vehicles.
- For iOS, please select Bluetooth LE (4.0+) as connection type, VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device in Settings – Adapter OBDII ELM327.
- For Android, please select Bluetooth as connection type, VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device in Settings – Adapter OBDII ELM327..
Torque Lite/ Pro (Android only, NO iOS version)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.prowl.torque&hl=en_US
Popular vehicle performance, sensors, and diagnostics tool.
Please go to Settings – OBD2 Adapter Settings, select Bluetooth as Connection type, then select VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device. Close the App and restart it.
OBD Fusion (iOS & Android, paid)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=OCTech.Mobile.Applications.TouchScan&hl=en_US
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/obd-fusion/id650684932
Read DTCs & clear check engine light, create customized dashboards, estimate fuel economy, and much more, plus enhanced diagnostics for Ford & Lincoln (1996 – 2022), Mazda (1996 – 2023), Toyota & Lexus (1996 – 2021), Nissan and Infiniti (2006 – 2021), Mitsubishi (2009 – 2022), and FCA (2006 – 2023 Dodge, RAM, Chrysler, Jeep, and some FIAT & Alfa Romeo vehicles).
iOS: Settings – Preferences – Communications, select Bluetooth LE as the communication type.
Android: Settings – Preferences – Communications, select Bluetooth as the communication type, and VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device.
Infocar (iOS & Android)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mureung.obdproject&hl=en_US
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/infocar-obd2-elm-scanner/id1447599519
A smart vehicle management app that provides vehicle diagnosis and information on driving style.
For iOS: Tap on “Connection” or go to Settings, select Bluetooth LE 4.0 as Connection type, and tap on VEEPAK on the Bluetooth list.
For Android: Tap on “Connection” or go to Settings, select Bluetooth as Connection type, and tap on VEEPAK on the Bluetooth list.
Special Apps with Advanced Functions for Selected Vehicles:
BimmerCode (iOS & Android, paid)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.appomotive.bimmercode
https://itunes.apple.com/app/bimmercode-fur-bmw/id1130787459?mt=8
For BMW or Mini coding: 2008+ E series, F series, I series, and 2008+ R series (G Series Chassis Codes like G01, G20, G30 & pre-2008 models are not supported). Go to https://bimmercode.app/cars to check adapter and vehicle compatibility.
Android:
- Plug the device into the OBD port in the footwell on the driver’s side. Turn on ignition.
- Disconnect the Bluetooth connection to the iDrive system and any additional Bluetooth connections.
- Enable the Airplane mode on the Android phone.
- Turn on Bluetooth on the Android phone.
- Open the Android Bluetooth settings on the Android phone and pair with “VEEPEAK”. It may not show as connected after pairing, and you do not need to tap on it to connect again.
- Open the BimmerCode app Settings and select “Veepeak OBDCheck BLE/BLE+” as the adapter type.
- Tap “Connect” on the start screen in the BimmerCode app.
iOS:
- Plug the device into the OBD port in the footwell on the driver side of the car. Turn on ignition.
- Enable the Airplane mode on the iOS device.
- Turn on Bluetooth on the iOS device.
- Turn off Wi-Fi on the iOS device.
- Disable CarPlay in the iOS settings (“Settings” > “General” > “CarPlay” > Select car > Disable “CarPlay”).
- Disconnect the iOS device in the iDrive settings in the car (“COM” > “Mobile devices” > Select the device > “Disconnect device”).
- Disconnect any additional Bluetooth connections to other devices.
- Keep the distance between the iOS device and the adapter as short as possible.
- Open the settings in the BimmerCode app and select OBDCHECK BLE or BLE+ as the adapter type.
- Tap “Connect” on the start screen in the BimmerCode app.
BimmerLink (iOS & Android, paid, only for MY2008+)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.sgsoftware.bimmerlink
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bimmerlink-for-bmw-and-mini/id1065360416
Read trouble codes or display sensor values in real-time, check the current state of the DPF in your car, or register a new battery after replacement. Pre-2008 BMW/Mini models are not supported. In App settings, select OBDCHECK BLE/BLE+ as the adapter.
OBD JScan (iOS & Android, in-app purchase)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.clever.obd4u
https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/obd-jscan/id1445903514
Powerful diagnostic App for selected Jeep, CHRYSLER, Dodge & Ram vehicles that allows access to all modules available on your vehicle (go to https://jscan.net to check vehicle compatibility).
iOS: select “Auto connect to Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy” as the OBD adapter.
Android: select VEEPEAK under Bluetooth OBD (2.0, 3.0) adapters as the OBD adapter.
Carista OBD (iOS & Android, advanced features require subscription)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prizmos.carista
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/carista-obd2/id954363569
Diagnose, customize, and service your car with dealer-level technology for selected Audi, VW, Toyota, Lexus, BMW vehicles (go to https://carista.com/en/supported-cars to check vehicle compatibility).
iOS: select ELM327 Bluetooth LE as the adapter.
Android: select ELM327 Bluetooth as the adapter.
Dr. Prius (iOS & Android, free)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexcell.app
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dr-prius-dr-hybrid/id1321750222
Examine the health of the high-voltage battery for Toyota/Lexus hybrid owners. (Go to https://priusapp.com to check vehicle compatibility.)
iOS: please tap to select VEEPEAK under Bluetooth Low Energy and click “Connect OBD”
Android: please tap to select VEEPEAK under Bluetooth OBD2 to connect.
Tips: Also compatible with the following Apps: bimmer-tool, OBDocker, LeafSpy Pro, ABRP (iOS version only), GaragePro, FAPLite, TrackAddict, LapTimer, RaceChrono, etc. Please visit the app page to get more information about vehicle compatibility and supported functions.
Note: It may work with the following Apps, but the performance or features can be limited:
- FORScan Lite: no MS CAN support.
- AlfaOBD: K-line may not be supported.
- Scan my Tesla: speed is not fast.
- MotoScan: features are limited to diagnostics and sensor readings; not suitable for coding or service reset.
Note: NOT compatible with the following Apps: Bluedriver, FIXD, Carly, MHD, xHP, ProTool, Bootmod3, etc.
If you have any questions about the compatibility or features regarding a third-party App, please contact the App developer or Veepeak support: support@veepeak.com.
Quick Setup Guide
(For detailed connection steps or videos, please scan the QR code on the device or refer to the User Guide on the Veepeak download page.)
- Install an OBD2 App at your choice (for example, Car Scanner ELM OBD2) from the App Store or the Play Store. Refer to the user guide or product images for more compatible Apps.
- Plug in the device. Make sure it fits snugly. A blue light will turn on.
- Turn on the car ignition.
- Go to the phone Bluetooth Settings and wait for VEEPEAK to show up. For iOS devices, do not connect with VEEPEAK here. Go to the next step to connect directly in the App. For Android, pair with VEEPEAK using pin 1234. It may not show as connected after pairing, and you do not need to tap on it to connect.
- Start the app, make the proper App settings, and connect. Grant the App permissions (Bluetooth or nearby devices) and wait for it to connect to the device and vehicle. For example, CAR SCANNER ELM OBD2 iOS: Setting > Adapter OBDII ELM327 > Connection type: select Bluetooth LE (4.0+); tap on Device name and refresh the Bluetooth list, then select VEEPEAK on the device list. Android: Settings > Adapter OBDII ELM327 > Connection type: select Bluetooth; tap on Device name and refresh the Bluetooth list, then select VEEPEAK on the device list.
Note:
*Apps are from third parties and can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store. App price is decided by the developer and is not included with the device. Some Apps require a subscription for some advanced features.
*For iPhone or iPad, no Bluetooth pairing is needed. You should directly connect in the App.
*For Android, after pairing, VEEPEAK may not show as connected, but you can still start the App to connect.
Common Issues & Troubleshooting
App Related:
The App is asking for a purchase or a subscription.
Please first make sure you are getting the correct App (exact name as shown in the User Guide: Car Scanner\ ELM OBD2, Torque Pro (OBD 2 & Car), etc.). Some Apps or in-app features do require a separate purchase (e.g., OBD Fusion, BimmerCode, BimmerLink) or a subscription (e.g, Carista, GaragePro, OBDocker).
Could not pay for the App or restore purchase, have downloading or installatioissuesue, or have a question about a specific in-app feature.
Please directly contact the corresponding app developer.
Vehicle Port Related:
The device does not power up (no blue light) when plugged in.
Check if the device fits snugly in the OBD port. Check if the cigar fuse of your vehicle is in good condition. You can also try with another vehicle to verify. If the OBD2 port of the vehicle is fine, please contact us for help.
The device does not fit in.
Check the OBD2 port orientation and alignment. Some cars may have a plastic cover over the OBD2 port that needs to be removed before plugging in. Check if there are any bent or broken pins or contacts inside the OBD2 port or on the OBD device.
Phone Related
Device powers up, but “VEEPEAK” is not showing up on my phone’s Bluetooth device list.
Make sure the device is not connected to other phones or tablets. Please restart your phone, turn off Bluetooth, turn it back on, refresh the Bluetooth list, and wait for a few more seconds.
When I try to connect “VEEPEAK” with my iPhone or iPad, it tells me it is not supported.
This device uses Bluetooth LE for iOS devices. You will see this error when trying to pair with it from the iOS Bluetooth Settings. You should not connect with VEEPEAK here. Please restart your iOS device so that “VEEPEAK” shows up again under “Other Devices”. Then start the App and directly connect in the App (refer to the User Guide).
Could not pair my Android device with “VEEPEAK”.
- Turn off Bluetooth and turn it back on. Try pairing a few more times. Sometimes it helps.
- Restart your phone, turn off WiFi/cellular data, and try again.
- For Android 13+, go to Settings->Apps->App Battery Usage, Select Show System in the menu, Select Bluetooth, then select Unrestricted. Go back and select Bluetooth Legacy, and select Unrestricted also.
- Clear Bluetooth cache/storage: Settings – Apps (show system) – Bluetooth – Storage & Cache, clear them and RESTART the phone (the route may be slightly different for different phones).
- For the Car Scanner ELM OBD2 or Infocar App, you can initiate the Bluetooth pairing in App settings.
- For Android head units, check the Bluetooth settings and see if PIN is enabled or the default pairing PIN is correct (should be 1234).
- “VEEPEAK” quickly disconnects or does not show as connected after pairing (Android). This can happen with a few Android phones, but as long as it is paired successfully via Bluetooth, you can just start the app to connect (for the Torque Pro app, please switch to the app to select the Bluetooth device as soon as the device is paired). It may show as saved, paired, or previously connected after pairing, but it’s connected.
App Connection Related
App not connecting to OBD II Device (ELM connection fails).
Make sure the App is compatible, and you have made the correct App connection settings and granted the App permissions (Bluetooth, or nearby devices); Remove and re-install the app (especially when you have an OS update or the app is not used for some time); Try with a different App such as Car Scanner ELM OBD2, Infocar, which are free to test.
Note: the device can only connect to one app at a time; make sure other OBD Apps are closed when connecting to a new App.
If the device does not show up when you try to select Bluetooth device in the App, please check if the App is granted Bluetooth or nearby devices permission. Or remove the App and reinstall it. For Torque Pro (OBD2 & Car) Android App, please be sure to go to App Settings – OBD2 Adapter Settings, select Bluetooth as Connection type, then select VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device. You will also need to close the app and restart it so the change can take effect. You can find the connection status in the Adapterer Status. If you get the following error message in the Car Scanner ELM OBD2 App on an iOS device, it means the connection type is wrong. Please set to Bluetooth LE (from WiFi), then tap on Device name, and select VEEPEAK as the Bluetooth device to connect.
Cannot connect to vehicle (or ECU connection fails).
Make sure your vehicle is OBD2 compliant and the OBD2 connector is in good condition; Check if your vehicle is supported by the App; Make sure ignition is turned ON or start the vehicle to try; Make sure it fits well in the OBD2 port. Try to push it a little harder into the OBD2 port if the contact is loose; Try it on another vehicle to check if it’s the problem with the device.
The connection is not stable and gets disrupted during use.
Keep the device as close as possible to your phone, and close other Apps; turn off WiFi & cellular data; update the app to the most up-to-date version; try with a different app to see if it happens again.
App Usage Related
No data is read after it connects to the vehicle.
Close the App, and restart it to connect again. If the issue persists, try with a different app and see if it makes any difference.
Could not read the trouble codes while the engine light is on.
Try with a different App. If there are non-check engine lights on the dashboard (like ABS) or the codes are stored in another system, you may need a more capable App to read these codes. Contact us with your vehicle make/model/year to see if there is a proper App.
Could not clear trouble codes.
Sometimes multiple attempts are needed; try with Key On Engine Off or check if there is any specific procedure for your vehicle; some vehicles don’t respond properly to the clearing command; some codes require the fault to be fixed first.
Could not find my vehicle in the App.
Sometimes the Apps may not be updated in time to include all vehicle model years on the market, especially when you have a quite new vehicle. However, you can still use it for generic OBD2 features. You can contact the App developer to add.
Kind Reminder:
OBD2 devices can sometimes be difficult to use atheyit require the collaborative work from the OBD device, OBD App on the smartphone, and vehicle ECUs. Due to the diversity of vehicles, the complexity of vehicle OBD diagnostic systems, the widespread presence of vehicle proprietary protocols, and the unpredictable nature of App development, we cannot ascertain the applicability of each function on every vehicle model. Due to different customization levels of the Android system by the phone manufacturers, this device can sometimes be a bit tricky to connect with some Android devices. If you could not find the answer or have trouble getting it to work properly, please scan the QR code on the device or reach out to Veepeak customer support at support@veepeak.com for help. Please include a screenshot of the error message, if there is any, so we can better look into the issue. Most connection and usage issues can be resolved with our professional and friendly customer support.
Warranty & Support
All Veepeak products are covered by a one-year replacement warranty against defects from the original delivery date. You can contact us through one of the following ways: Scan the QR code on the device.
Go tothe Veepeak website to submit a ticket: https://www.veepeak.com/support
Email: support@veepeak.com.
Disclaimer
Currently, all features and functions are offered and achieved through third-party Apps. Product names, logos, brands, vehicle makesmodelss, and other trademarks featured or referred to within user instructions are the property of their respective trademark holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
FAQs
Q: What should I do if the device does not connect to the app?
A: Ensure the device is properly plugged in, car ignition is on, and follow the pairing instructions in the user manual.
Q: Can I use the device with non-OBD II compliant vehicles?
A: No, the device is only compatible with OBD II compliant vehicles.
Q: How can I check the compatibility of my vehicle with specific apps?
A: Visit the respective app pages or contact Veepeak support for mocompatibility informationity.
Q: Is there an App included with the device? How to choose the app for my vehicle?
A: No, an OBD2 app is required but not included. There are many great third-party OBD2 apps available to download (some may require purchase) from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. What features you can get mainly depend on the chosen App. For generic OBD2 functions, we recommend Car Scanner ELM OBD2, Infocar, or OBD Fusion (paid). They cost from free to about $10. Advanced Apps usually require a subscription or are more expensive, like BimmerCode or OBD JScan. It's up to the App developers. For advanced diagnostics, please see App recommendations listed below: Toyota & Lexus: OBD Fusion, Carista OBD FCA: OBD Fusion, OBD JScan, AlfaOBD Ford, Lincoln & Mazda: OBD Fusion, FORScan Lite Nissan & Infiniti: OBD Fusion, Carista OBD Volkswagen/Audi/Seat/Skoda: Carista OBD BMW & Mini: BimmerLink, Carista OBD Others: GaragePro Car OBD2 Scanner, OBDocker Incompatible Apps include: ABRP (Android version), Bluedriver, Carly, MHD, xHP, ProTool, bootmod3, DITUPA, etc.
Q: Does it work with iOS devices (iPhone or iPad)?
A: Yes, the OBDCheck BLE is compatible with Apple iOS devices via Bluetooth LE (not WiFi). You should directly connect to the App, and the App will make the Bluetooth connection. Do NOT try to connect in iOS Bluetooth Settings!
Q: Is it compatible with Android head units?
A: It works with Android phones and tablets, but may have compatibility issue with some Android head units due to their lack of support for some Bluetooth profiles and we do not have a compatibility list due to the complexity of the market. For some Android head units, you may check the Bluetooth settings and see if the pairing PIN is disabled or incorrect. If this still does not help, please contact us or the head unit manufacturer for assistance.
Q: Is it compatible with hybrid plug-in (PHEV) or all-electric vehicles (BEV)?
A: Most EVs (BEVs & PHEVs) do not follow standard OBD II specs, so you may need a capable App to connect, for exampl, Car Scanner ELM OBD2 (select the corresponding connection profile). The support for the latest EVs can be more complex depending on the developers’ development plans, and not all of them are supported. Please check the User Guide (EV Compatibility Guide).
Q: Can I leave the device plugged in all the time?
A: You can leave the adapter plugged in for a few days if your car battery is not too old, or the car is driven frequently. If you leave your car sitting for more than 1 week, we strongly recommend that you remove the device.
: Can it reset my ABS, airbag, and other non-Check Engine lights?
A: Most OBD2 Apps only provide basic emission-related check engine light diagnostics. You will need a capable App that can do advanced/enhanced diagnostics on your specific vehicle. Please refer to FAQ1 or User Guide (Advanced Diagnostic Availability), or contact Veepeak or the app developer to check if it’s available for your vehicle. Oil change or maintenance required lights cannot be read or reset since there is no error code for them.
Q: Which sensor data can I get?
A: Readable parameters depend on what's installed on the OBDII system by the manufacturer. Generally, newer vehicles will give more readings and a faster refresh speed. You can find all supported sensor data by your vehicle in the OBD App (for example Car Scanner ELM OBD2 – All sensors).
Q: Does it read extended PIDs like transmission temperature?
A: The transmission (fluid) temperature is a manufacturer specific PID and it’s not read by most generic OBD2 Apps. Usually, you will need an App that supports advanced diagnostics. Please contact Veepeak customer support for availability and App recommendations. This applies to other manufacturer-specific PIDs like DPF regeneration data. Below are some ways to get transmission temperature for some vehicles: OBD Fusion: Setting – User-Defined PIDs, click Menu on the top right – Import built-in PIDs, and you will see a list of extended PIDs for GM & Ford. For other brands, you will need the advanced diagnostic add-on if available. Torque Pro (Android): Settings - Manage Extra PIDs & Sensors, add predefined set. You will see a list of supported vehicle manufacturers. Car Scanner ELM OBD2: select the proper connection profile, for example, select “OBD-II/EOBD + AT/CVT (CAN)” for Honda CAN-based vehicles. BimmerLink: for MY2008+ BMW or Mini models.
Q: Which vehicles are supported when used with BimmerCode?
A: Currently it only supports 2008+ E series, F series, I series, and 2008+ R series for BimmerCode. It’s NOT suitable forthe G series as many coding options are not supported. Please choose other adapters as recommended by BimmerCode. In addition, it does not work with BMW models before 2008 via BimmerCode or BimmerLink. No.
Q: Is it a bi-directional OBD2 scanner?
A: Basically no. It cannot do active tests or component control, perform reset & relearn functions, or program key fobs.
Q: Is it compatible with motorbikes?
A: It may work with some motorbikes if one of the OBD II protocols is used and there is a suitable OBD app. For BMW motorbikes, you can use MotoScan App, but it’s limited to diagnostics and sensor reading; coding or service reset is not supported by the device.
Q: Where can I find how to connect & use videos?
A: Please visit the product page “Product guides & documents” or scan the QR code on the device to get the latest user instructions/guide, FAQ & troubleshooting, and other product documents. You can also click “videos” below Amazon product images to get product videos.
Q: What’s the difference between OBD-II standard and enhanced/advanced diagnostics?
A: The On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) standard and enhanced diagnostics refer to different levels of diagnostic information and capabilities in vehicles. OBD-II Standard diagnostics: Mandated by regulatory bodies (e.g., EPA in the United States) for all cars and light trucks sold in certain regions and focuses on emissions-related data to ensure vehicles comply with environmental standards. It provides access to a set of standardized diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and live data parameters (standard PIDs) such as engine RPM, vehicle speed, fuel system status, and oxygen sensor readings. These data and codes are standardized across different makes and models, ensuring that a generic OBD-II scanner can read the basic diagnostic information from any compliant vehicle. Enhanced/Advanced Diagnostics: provides an additional level of diagnostic data beyond what is required by the OBD-II standard, including proprietary diagnostic trouble codes and extended parameter identifications (PIDs). These data are often specific to the vehicle manufacturer and model. Enhanced Diagnostics usually includes more detailed information on various vehicle systems such as transmission, ABS, airbags, body control modules, and more, which requires more capable diagnostic tools or software that can interpret manufacturer-specific codes and data.
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