QUESTION;
After finding a fault, part then replaced and fault cleared, will this unit indicate the ECM is relearning the next 50 to 100 miles then Indicate a "ready good to go" to get a smog check and pass vs told not enough miles driven to clear the ECM? Will buy ASAP a replacement unit once answered as the now lost unit w/CD disc the live all sensors on gauges was the best unit for me. O2 sensors healthy or just marginal but pass as good as example replacing them before fault appears as example.
I purchased OBD com a while ago, possibly as a new user. It works, ...but now I want to load the software on to a newer laptop, and it is no longer available for download.
I purchased this directly from the company (online) with the understanding that the software and updates would be available to users who own the USB cable system. I guess that was a falsehood, and now I don't have a CD or a manual. I wanted to email them for support, but the website is down. I guess I made an expensive mistake with this company.
I just received free support and updated software directly today, on the tool I purchased from them several years ago! It's amazing this day and age to still find a company that stands behind their products seemingly "forever". This tool has lasted longer than I could have ever hoped, and works with my 2017! And thank you, Mike, for always answering my questions. I know I made the right choice going with you, guys.
OBDCOM diagnostic system v2.35.
OBD Connector to USB cable, Software and Manual on CD.
I loaded drivers per e-mail sent with shipping notice. Installed OBDCOM Software from CD. Connected OBDCOM interface to computer USB Port. Windows XP detected the interface and asked to install software for device. Browsed to c:WINDOWSinf and windows found drivers for USB device. Repeated last step. Connected OBDCOM interface to Subaru diagnostic port. Ran OBDCOM program per instructions and communicated with car.
OBDCOM diagnostic system listed the DTC Error Code. Looked up code, cleared trouble
Code and reset the check engine light. Saved lots of $$.
Simple to use, gives a lot if information about engine systems.
OBDCOM diagnostic system shipped the next business day after order via Priority Mail.
After finding a fault, part then replaced and fault cleared, will this unit indicate the ECM is relearning the next 50 to 100 miles then Indicate a "ready good to go" to get a smog check and pass vs told not enough miles driven to clear the ECM? Will buy ASAP a replacement unit once answered as the now lost unit w/CD disc the live all sensors on gauges was the best unit for me. O2 sensors healthy or just marginal but pass as good as example replacing them before fault appears as example.
I purchased this directly from the company (online) with the understanding that the software and updates would be available to users who own the USB cable system. I guess that was a falsehood, and now I don't have a CD or a manual. I wanted to email them for support, but the website is down. I guess I made an expensive mistake with this company.
OBD Connector to USB cable, Software and Manual on CD.
I loaded drivers per e-mail sent with shipping notice. Installed OBDCOM Software from CD. Connected OBDCOM interface to computer USB Port. Windows XP detected the interface and asked to install software for device. Browsed to c:WINDOWSinf and windows found drivers for USB device. Repeated last step. Connected OBDCOM interface to Subaru diagnostic port. Ran OBDCOM program per instructions and communicated with car.
OBDCOM diagnostic system listed the DTC Error Code. Looked up code, cleared trouble
Code and reset the check engine light. Saved lots of $$.
Simple to use, gives a lot if information about engine systems.
OBDCOM diagnostic system shipped the next business day after order via Priority Mail.