ZOOBEK PC2 COMPACT – ELM327 – Fault Code and Data Reader

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Our popular Zoobek Compact PC2 – Universal OBD2 interface. ELM327 V1.4 compatible.

Solve your car problems. Plugging between the USB socket of your PC and the diagnostic socket of your car you can now start talking to your car like your garage does. Read your fault codes, reset fault codes and extinguish the Engine Check light(MIL). But not only this – you can read live data from the vehicle including engine rpm, speed, temperatures, O2 sensor data, fuel data and much more with the free supplied software. This ELM327 Compatible Universal Scantool Interface covers ALL the OBD2 protocols including the latest CAN.
Latest USB connectivity for compatibility.

This item is supported by numerous third party softwares, from diagnostic data reading to 1/4 mile times, 0-60 times etc.

Compatibility:

This item is OBD2 (EOBD) compatible OBD2/EOBD is defined as follows: Legislation was passed in Europe and in the USA so that vehicles had to be supplied conforming to the OBD2/EOBD standard with a standard 16 pin diagnostic socket. As follows- Petrol cars in Europe made for sale on or after January 2001 Diesel Cars in Europe made for sale 2004 onwards Petrol cars in the USA made for sale 1996 onwards. However, many manufacturers implemented the OBD2/EOBD standard well before the legislation applied. For instance,many Ford models from 1995 will also work.

Key features:

* Read your Engine Check Light (MIL) Fault Codes
* Reset Fault Codes
* Reset Check Engine Light
* Read Live Data – RPM, Speed, temperatures, O2 sensor data, voltages, emissions values & much more
* Supported by numerous 3rd party softwares to cover far more including 1/4 mile times,
* Costs less than a garage minimum labour charge
* Top Quality Circuit – stable & reliable
* Will NOT cover ABS or SRS

Contents:

1 x ELM327 compatible interface V1.4 with 16 pin plug; 1 x software disk – drivers & free OBD2 software; Covers ALL OBD2 protocols