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Autel MaxiScan MS509 OBD-II/EOBD Scanner

September 10, 2013 - Comment

The MaxiScan OBDII/EOBD Scanner supports all nine OBDII test modes on all OBDII compliant vehicles to enable technicians to accurately diagnose even the toughest problems. Sophisticated yet easy-to-use, this ergonomic scan tool displays live O2 sensor test data and reads live PCM data stream. It features multilingual menu, large easy-to-read backlit LCD screen and displays

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(as of April 19, 2020 2:26 pm GMT+0000 - Details)

The MaxiScan OBDII/EOBD Scanner supports all nine OBDII test modes on all OBDII compliant vehicles to enable technicians to accurately diagnose even the toughest problems. Sophisticated yet easy-to-use, this ergonomic scan tool displays live O2 sensor test data and reads live PCM data stream. It features multilingual menu, large easy-to-read backlit LCD screen and displays DTC definitions on unit screen. This scanner retrieves vehicle information, identifies pending codes, views freeze frame data and easily determines the cause of the Check Engine Light. This scanner comes with built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library and is software upgradeable via internet. It performs modules present test, reads, stores as well as playbacks live sensor data and prints data via PC.

Product Features

  • Retrieves generic and manufacturer specific Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC), features built-in OBD-II DTC lookup library and software is upgradeable via Internet
  • Features large easy-to-read backlit LCD screen, a multilingual menu and DTC definitions and standard 16-pin OBD-II connectivity; no additional cables are needed
  • Contains advanced functionality including: live PCM datastream, live O2 sensor test data, graphs data (1996 and newer), memory backup for off-vehicle data review and analysis, and USB printing
  • Supports the CAN (Controller Area Network) protols and all other current OBD-II protocols
  • Works with all OBD-II/EOBD compliant U.S., European and Asian vehicles (OBD-II is standard on all cars sold in U.S. post-1996)

Comments

Robert Coviello "bobinyelm" says:

Autel MS-509 I am a retired automotive tech and shop owner, as well as a 35 year FAA Aircraft Airframe and Powerplant mechanic (as well as FAA Maintenance Inspector), so I pretty much know which end of a wrench to grab, and have seen a lot of technology.I needed a graphing scanner to find a problem that freeze-frame data just wasn’t picking up, so despite having several other scan-tools, I decided to try an Autel MS-509.I must say that I am AMAZED! This thing has exceeded my wildest…

Marc Mcgee "RaceCorpNZ" says:

Best Bang for the Buck Autel MaxiScan MS509. A previous review was heavy on critisim for this unit. The problem the previous person had was that Toyota utilizes the J1962 OBDII connector on vehicles that ARE NOT OBDII compliant. Unfortunately you have to be a qualified mechanic who is in the game like I am to know this.I use the MS509 in my workshop on all late model OBDII vehicles. The unit is fast uplinking to the PCM and just as quick checking for codes. Freeze Frame Data and Live Data are easily accessable…

M. Batten says:

Disappointed ! We bought this unit to check our fleets short term fuel correction by measuring the oxygen sensors voltage readings which it states it can do.However, it wouldn’t communicate with our 2006 Ford F-250 SD or two 2005 Ford F-150. It comes up with communication link errors so we contacted Autel by e-mail. Nothing! Then we went to their site which has a complaint form which we filled out and hit send… only to find out that it is a false front. Again, nothing was sent. So, we printed the…

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