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  • @RobertJl9516
    @RobertJl951620 сағат бұрын

    Very clear and understandable presentation of the MP900-BT. Thank you

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage7 сағат бұрын

    Glad it was helpful!

  • @ACOSTASORIANO
    @ACOSTASORIANO20 сағат бұрын

    Hola quiero comprar el d7 o el d7s cual me recomiendas gracias

  • @MOE13576
    @MOE135762 күн бұрын

    I wonder if this will work on 91c1500..but i know it has a obd1.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageКүн бұрын

    As you said.... a Chevy truck from 1991 is OBD1 so this will NOT work on the vehicle. Unfortunately.

  • @drg424
    @drg4243 күн бұрын

    Seems like gms main goal , have people killed by incompetent engineers not thinking things through. We didn't used to jump through hoops just to bleed brakes. Dum_ a_s gm engineers.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage3 күн бұрын

    Using a scan tool to bleed ABS brakes is NOT unique to General Motors. Almost every manufacturer (foreign and domestic) has an ABS bleed procedure that includes a scan tool.... NOT every vehicle, but most of them do. I agree, we never needed this extra electronic equipment for simple (or even major) repairs.... but unfortunately, it's not 1978 anymore.

  • @paullogan9960
    @paullogan99606 күн бұрын

    7-2-24 I just found this. I cannot believe some TROLL would put down this GREAT looking box. I am now going to acquire the items sine my 30Apm 4 way cord is half dead and I need this on the Gulf coast! Thank You up front.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage5 күн бұрын

    Hello, if you're planning to build this exact same power box, I can send you the PDF of the paper template that I designed to drill all the holes and cut the square openings in the face panel of the box. I also have a template for the top of the box where the extension outlet is located. Let me know if you're interested in the PDF files. Thanks for the nice comment, I do appreciate it.

  • @BlondeBomber2u
    @BlondeBomber2u8 күн бұрын

    I have a 14 year old HUGE Carrier 3 ton heat pump, mine has a circuit board also, it is the defrost board. I just bought a soft start , generator and wired in a 50 amp genny plug to main house panel , all legal with breaker interlock kit. Working on the soft start install, been scratching my head , but your video helps out. The compressor run wire is yellow also on mine. I am glad the detailed wire schematic is still intact inside my unit. Never had an OEM hard start kit and Start thermistor installed. Guess they were optional when unit was installed. Micro Air website with Carrier install instructions helped also. I bought another brand soft start as I needed a 32 amp model. Same principal and hook up, no bluetooth . I have room to stick soft start inside unit, actually room for 2 ...lol.. I guess they stick defrost boards in non heat pump Carrier models for the other features ... Your circuit board comes up as a defrost board by model number. Again thank you for sharing !😀

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage5 күн бұрын

    Thank you for the nice comment. I hope you get your soft starter working correctly. I'm glad my video was helpful. Thanks again!

  • @BlondeBomber2u
    @BlondeBomber2u2 күн бұрын

    @@SlipFitGarage I have the ICM870-32 soft start installed ! Works great. Between your video and the tip for the Micro Air website Carrier install instructions really helped. I stuck a wiring diagram of the actual wiring decal in my unit on Reddit and added the wire hook up to where stuff goes on it. Crude diagram but should help someone. Again thank you 😁

  • @haroldtalaski4955
    @haroldtalaski49559 күн бұрын

    I added a ratchet strap from top to side in the roof to stop roof from bowing from snow weight

  • @plescapetru5004
    @plescapetru500410 күн бұрын

    Hello !!! I bought an otofix d1 lite but when I connect it to the car the service functions are not available, is it not compatible with the car? BMW x6 3.0 d 2009

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage9 күн бұрын

    I have no way of answering this question with 100% certainty, unfortunately. I do not have a 2009 MBW to plug in and test for myself. However, if this is true, and it does not work on 2009 BMWs, then I'm sure many others would have already reported this situation.... And I have NOT heard of the OTOFIX/Autel line of tools NOT working on any BMW. I suspect you either have a problem with the OBD2 DLC port in your vehicle, the wiring going to it, or the vehicles computer itself is having problems. What was the original problem with the vehicle in the first place that led you to buy a scan tool? I'm just trying to figure out if you are having problems with the computer in the vehicle. Not being able to "communicate" with a vehicle via a scan tool BECAUSE the computer in the vehicle is failing is actually fairly common. And lastly, does the scan tool work on any other vehicle that you plug into? If so, then it's very possible the BMW computer is the problem. And lastly, any new scan tool CAN be defective (as with any other brand new piece of electronics) If the tool doesn't work on any other vehicle, then you can just simply return it back to Amazon for a refund. Sorry for your trouble. Thanks for the question.

  • @Digidoc316
    @Digidoc31610 күн бұрын

    Instead of the hose with a cap that provides routing and storage issues, I took a different approach. I treaded a 1/4 turn valve into the engine with a barbed hose coupler on the other side. When oil change time rolls around, I push a hose onto the barb fitting, set the other end in a catch tray, and turn the valve. No oil in the case or on me.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage10 күн бұрын

    Yeah, those have been around for a long time. I had one of those on my pickup truck in the 1990's. I decided to use the hose on this generator because the location of the drain port is not the easiest to get at.... especially with larger hands. The hose is easier to grab, and use..... for me, anyway. Thanks for the comment.

  • @davidvaladez1512
    @davidvaladez151211 күн бұрын

    How do u shut the unit off, and how do you access the ABS…?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage10 күн бұрын

    Press and hold the power button down.... a few seconds later a message will pop up on the screen asking if you want to "power off" or "put to sleep". It shuts off just like any other android device. Accessing different modules can be different on every year/make/model but once you get to the screen that lists every individual module in the vehicle, you simply select the "abs module". Thanks for the question.

  • @kmartin5054
    @kmartin505411 күн бұрын

    Just purchased MP900-BT Found this to be very informative.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage10 күн бұрын

    Nice! I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the comment and enjoy the new scan tool.

  • @Noelshepherd
    @Noelshepherd12 күн бұрын

    Great Review!! This is the size I was looking for. I think I’m going with this one. Thanks

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage10 күн бұрын

    The generator in this video has been used on an almost weekly basis to power my friends RV, including his A/C unit, while at the race track on the weekends. It has been a fantastic generator. I think you will like it! Thanks for the nice comment.

  • @stephenrobbins6353
    @stephenrobbins635312 күн бұрын

    Your teaching car thives, any owner would have those locked in their car

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage12 күн бұрын

    No, I am not teaching thieves.... thieves already know how to break into cars. This tool unlocks the doors, it does not start the engine. Just because you're not a tool buyer doesn't mean Auto mechanics, auto auction employees, lock smiths, roadside assistance guys, tow truck drivers, etc, etc don't buy tools..... And all those people watch youtube, too. Not just you. Thieves don't care if they damage a car, they break windows. If i made a video about a hammer, would you claim I'm teaching thieves? lol

  • @crunkwun
    @crunkwun15 күн бұрын

    I have the Foxwell nt809bt.. im really thinking about upgrading to the D1 Pro... are you able to generate email copies to send to customers? My Foxwell can but I'm sure the otofix can aswell but just double checking

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    "generate email copies"..... Are you asking if this can send a scan report to a customer via email? Yes, it can do that. Thanks for the question.

  • @crunkwun
    @crunkwun15 күн бұрын

    @SlipFitGarage thanks brother.. I've already ordered it. It looks really good and super fast compared to my Foxwell

  • @arnoldsolof
    @arnoldsolof15 күн бұрын

    This is great! Thanks! I never thought of making a load center portable like this. The inclusion of the meter is very helpful for monitoring what the system is doing. The only concern I have, and this might not apply to how you are using it, is that your ground neutral bonding plug was made from a 15 amp plug and, if used, will be plugged into a 15 ? 20 amp receptacle. In the event of your 30 amp circuit having an overload or short, the bonding plug / receptacle / wiring may burn up before the 30 amp internal breaker trips. However, the 20 amp circuit that is at fault will break at 20 amps, so that will make it not quite so dangerous.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    It's common to have an undersized ground conductor. For example, I have a 50 amp sub panel in my garage that is fed from the main panel in my house. The sub panel is fed with 6 gauge wire for both hots and the neutral. The ground conductor is 10 gauge. This meets the national electric code in my area. The ground conductor only sees a load long enough for a breaker to trip, which is almost instant when a fault happens. This is not nearly log enough to burn up the undersized ground conductor. You need to understand that wire size is rated for continuous load, it does NOT mean that smaller wires cannot handle a higher load, it just means smaller wires cannot handle a larger load for extended periods of time. For example, 12 gauge copper wire is rated for 20 amps..... that does NOT mean it will "burn up" at the very instant it sees 21 amps. That 12 gauge copper wire can probably handle 80 - 100 amps, for probably 45-60 seconds before it actually "burns". BUT in this application, the breaker will have already tripped LONG before the wire ever sees that amount of load, for any length of time. There are videos on youtube where people purposely overload wires to see just how much load they can actually handle before getting hot enough to cause a fire. You would be VERY surprised how long, and how much over current it takes to overload any specific gauge of wire to the point of it "burning up". I have no concern about MY bonding plug being undersized. Commercially produced bonding plugs are probably made with even smaller conductors inside. I also have no concerns about this device that I made for myself. I would be far more concerned about the generator coming from the factory WITHOUT a GFI outlet, or ANY ground fault protection, at all. And lastly, just as a disclaimer..... This video shows a solution that I made for myself, to solve a problem that is unique to MY situation. If someone else decided to build something similar for themself, they're on their own. This video is NOT a step-by-step "how-to". It's simply a video to show a device that I made for myself. Thanks for the comment.

  • @ml50486965
    @ml5048696516 күн бұрын

    Thanks! Very nice pictures! Some of the machines look very old, but with about 19 years of commission, they could never be worn out. So glad to see they maintain them!!

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    Yep, it very high quality machinery with relatively little use. The USS IOWA museum maintenance team still uses this machinery today, on a regular basis to maintain the ship. Thanks for the comment.

  • @boelsani
    @boelsani16 күн бұрын

    Great review, you've convinced me, I have just placed an order! - Nice Job.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    That's great to hear. Thanks for the nice comment!

  • @wildcanuc
    @wildcanuc5 күн бұрын

    How's the generator still working for you?

  • @PendeltonWhiskey
    @PendeltonWhiskey16 күн бұрын

    I'm confused by what you say at 1:15. You're talking about tube size and saying it's inch and a half O.D. but then you show a picture of inch and a quarter couplers. This doesn't make sense to me.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    The tubing ACTUALLY measures 1.5 inch..... But the electrical couplers are sized differently. They don't use the ACTUAL size on the label. The 1 1/4 inch electrical couplers fit perfectly on tubing that ACTUALLY measures 1 1/2 inches. Just like the 1 1/4" EMT electrical conduit actually measures 1 1/2". It's confusing, I know.... and I agree.

  • @PendeltonWhiskey
    @PendeltonWhiskey15 күн бұрын

    @@SlipFitGarage Thank you very much for clearing that up. MUCH appreciated!

  • @robertperez4047
    @robertperez404716 күн бұрын

    Is it a good scanner for a 2014 silverado for throttle body relearn

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage15 күн бұрын

    With the major update talked about in this video, ALL versions of the XTOOL D7 scan tool now have the ability to do a throttle re-learn. Thanks for the question.

  • @richie674
    @richie67417 күн бұрын

    I have these exact two models that’s what brought me here , I’ve still yet to use them & activate the D1 Pro but when activating the D1 Lite , admittedly it did take ages to update so will see how quick the D1 pro is but looks as quick as my Autel Ultra Lite , which is rocket fast , updates quick & boots up in no time .

  • @gilb3844
    @gilb384418 күн бұрын

    First time buyer

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage18 күн бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @MatthewSmith-g6w
    @MatthewSmith-g6w18 күн бұрын

    I've used those oil drain hoses on other small engine projects and they work great. But I would double check your old levels sense you laid the hose down along both, below the engine or even below the fill after you added oil, as the oil will fill the hose and lower the oil levels in the engine.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage18 күн бұрын

    Probably true.... but by how much? The total "area" of the inside of the hose is probably about 4 table spoons worth of oil. That amount of oil missing from the crankcase is probably not even measurable on the dipstick.... and it certainly is NOT going to affect longevity of the engine. The generator in this video has been running great since this video was recorded almost two years ago. Thanks for the comment.

  • @SixFive8
    @SixFive818 күн бұрын

    Hi being that my phone replaced all computers/ laptops can the D7 upgrades be done via a phone since there is no wireless capability? My understsnding is the Topdon artdiag 900 lite can ne upgraded since it has wireless/ bluetooth capabilities? Is my assumption correct? Thank you! You do a great job on your channel. New Subscriber.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage18 күн бұрын

    The D7 DOES have WiFi capabilities. So does the newer D7S and the D7W. They all have wifi capabilities. If your cell phone has "hot spot" capability where it can share it's wireless connection via WIFI with other wireless devices, then yes... you can update the D7 over your cell phone's network. The D7 is Android based.... You would simply add the D7 to any WiFi network like you would with any other Android device, or any WiFi laptop, or any WiFi iPad, or WiFi desktop computer, etc. etc. Thanks for the question.

  • @SixFive8
    @SixFive818 күн бұрын

    Hi. Just came across your channel 👍. Have you reviewed the Topdon artdiag 900lite yet? Id like to know your thoughts especially vs the 900 pro you reviewed. Thank you.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage18 күн бұрын

    Hi, the only TopDon scan tools that I have reviewed are the Phoenix Lite 2, and the Artidiag 900pro. I don't really know much about the 900 lite.... Thanks.

  • @chadspencer6793
    @chadspencer679319 күн бұрын

    I'm assuming it's more than enough to run a ac u it in a little trailer?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage19 күн бұрын

    Yes, it should run a standard 120 volt A/C unit with no trouble.

  • @chadspencer6793
    @chadspencer679319 күн бұрын

    @@SlipFitGarage thank you!

  • @JoseCampos-bd5ut
    @JoseCampos-bd5ut21 күн бұрын

    Thank you so much for this video and information! I’m troubleshooting a soft pedal on my 99 Tahoe following a brake upgrade and MC replacement. Guess what I have a scanner!

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage20 күн бұрын

    You're welcome! Thanks for the comment!

  • @don.timeless4993
    @don.timeless499321 күн бұрын

    i was looking to get D9S but it have 6500mAh battery with bigger screen & that mean the battery will not last long without charging! while the D8W 10000mAh with small screen & i was disappointed! thats was really weird for me! but still D8 is a beast. Xtool nailed it with their tools awesome features & subscription & prices! i bought D8W & it's in the way. 50

  • @AJ31CO
    @AJ31CO23 күн бұрын

    How's this holding up?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage23 күн бұрын

    Hi, it held up very well through the entire winter and spring, and now into summer. The canvas on my portable garage is still in good condition but I can tell that some of the "shine" has gone away so that proves to me UV light does slowly deteriorate the canvas cover. As others have mentioned, a secondary sacrificial tarp stretched over the canvas that comes with the portable garage would greatly help extend the life of the original cover. Anything to prevent strong UV light from the sun shining on the canvas cover will lengthen it's life. Mine is still good, but in another year or so, it would probably be time for another new cover. With all the strength improvements that I have made, it hasn't moved one bit. It is rock solid and it has survived some fairly strong wind storms . We had a very light winter this past year, but I have no doubt that it would survive one of our "normal" winters, too. My need for this portable garage has now ended, and I plan to take it down sometime in the next month or so. But I will keep it in storage and I will gladly use it again, if ever needed. No regrets here....

  • @AngeloProestopoulos
    @AngeloProestopoulos24 күн бұрын

    Will The The perform a battery load test or is that the other adapter you need to purchase for it?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage24 күн бұрын

    It will perform battery testing and load testing but it needs another module to go along with the scan tool. Either the Autel BT506 or the OTOFIX BT1 Lite. They are basically both the exact same tester, but branded with either Autel or OTOFIX. I own one of each and they are both the same.

  • @phbrinsden
    @phbrinsden26 күн бұрын

    I got my 5 ton Trane starting surge from nearly 80 amps to 30 and running amps from 32 to 13 amps. This thing works really well.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage24 күн бұрын

    Well, this thing isn't really designed or advertised to lower the "running" amps. It's specifically designed to lower the "starting" amps. So, if your running amps went down from 32 to 13 then something else is going on. Is it possible that you got a bad reading somewhere along the way? That's what I suspect happened. Either way, the finished results speak for themselves! Yes, these really do work.

  • @claudiosilvaaraujo233
    @claudiosilvaaraujo23326 күн бұрын

    Your car use only one sensor for rear wheels?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage24 күн бұрын

    Yes, correct.

  • @FixMyBrokenJunk
    @FixMyBrokenJunk29 күн бұрын

    I bought the artidiag900 bt and I’m very confused how I can do Odometer correction on vehicles. I have tried older Jeep, older Toyota and new dodge since nothing is connecting . I have the auto auth account and still no way to connect to the POS Odo correction

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage28 күн бұрын

    Honestly, in my opinion, "odometer correction" should not be included in any scan tool. The need to HONESTLY "correct" the mileage happens very rarely. And it's FAR to easy for used car scammers to lower the mileage to increase a used car's value. Not to mention, it's very illegal. The last time I needed to genuinely change the mileage on an odometer was in 1994 on a Ford F350. Nowadays you can usually get your existing gauge cluster repaired and sent back to you within a few days which makes "correction" irrelevant. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you don't have a genuine reason for needing "odometer correction". However, it's strange to me that questions about "odometer correction" are some of THE MOST common questions I get in all of my scan tool videos. To directly and honestly answer your question.... I have no idea how to do it. I've never needed it, so I've never looked for it. It's probably under the "instrument cluster" module, then it's probably an "actuation test" or "special function". But please keep in mind, it CAN probably be found in different locations depending upon which year/make/model that you're plugged into. And lastly, it depends if the vehicle manufacturer has programmed the ability to let the mileage be changed by a scan tool into the vehicle's computer software to begin with. If the computer in the car doesn't have that ability programmed into it, then no scan tool on earth can perform that function..... which is the same for any other feature or function. Scan tools only send commands to the vehicle's computer, it's the computer that is actually performing these commands. Thanks for the question.

  • @michaelflansburg597
    @michaelflansburg597Ай бұрын

    Junk, called waited, Email support, they were out for dragon water races! Called in a guy with a don tom analyzer, and he got my Honda operating with my new ignition I installed. Now I'm stuck with this no communication junk analyzer

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarage29 күн бұрын

    You mean Topdon? Sorry for your experience but unless you buy a Snap-on, or Matco scan tool, all the rest are made by Chinese companies, including Topdon ( I have two of those) If you don't like your Xtool scan tool, simply send it back to Amazon for a full refund. Can you explain to me what exactly the Topdon scan tool was capable of doing that your Xtool scan tool was not capable of, when trying to get your new ignition installed?

  • @RobertJohnson-kv6dr
    @RobertJohnson-kv6drАй бұрын

    Does this have a topology?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    No, unfortunately it does not. I have told the people at OTOFIX that they really should include topology on this model since other scan tool in this price range DO have topology. Unfortunately, the people that I deal with at OTOFIX are only sales people. They don't get to make decisions about which features are included on which models..... however, they have supposedly forwarded my suggestions to the people who do make those decisions.... But I'm not holding my breath. lol. Thanks for the question.

  • @RobertJohnson-kv6dr
    @RobertJohnson-kv6drАй бұрын

    Pity was seriously going to purchase, but I must have topology for me

  • @user-sh1in4pu5c
    @user-sh1in4pu5cАй бұрын

    no shut off valve on the rubber drain hose? the hose can crack oil can leak out the cap. just get a vac pump syringe 15.00 suck out oil and then use it to refill oil. so much easier.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Yep, the hose COULD crack and leak oil..... The rubber fuel line going from the gas tank to the carburetor could also crack and leak gasoline... I could get struck by lightning while setting up my backup generator in a thunderstorm or tornado and potentially be killed. Etc, etc... If I ran my life by everything hat COULD happen, I'd never leave my bedroom.

  • @LibertyGunsBeerTits
    @LibertyGunsBeerTitsАй бұрын

    Where did you get your shiny impact sockets mine are only black? 😂

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    They're not impact sockets.... They're the best Chinesium non-name sockets money can buy. They're made out of some form of hard cheese. lol

  • @jasonschultz3179
    @jasonschultz3179Ай бұрын

    I have an Expedition with the slightest misfire that my $50 tool ins't reading. Will this read misfires like that?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    This scan tool will display data that is supplied to it from the computer in your vehicle. If the computer in your truck can detect the misfire, then this tool should be able to display that information to you.

  • @dracula4733
    @dracula4733Ай бұрын

    I noticed dat none of da xtools scanners dont have an option for IM monitoring readiness

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    It will show monitors.... one way is to use "generic" OBD2 instead of the vehicle manufacturers overlay.

  • @CensorMeNot-dv5lg
    @CensorMeNot-dv5lgАй бұрын

    Amazing! Thank you.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @philipwagnon1477
    @philipwagnon1477Ай бұрын

    Did the brakes on my 05 Silverado Disc/Drum. They felt worse after, manual bled them, bought a similar tool (innova) that my auto parts store had in stock. within 5 minutes, brakes feel better then ever before. Stops on a dime. Pedal feels great. Stoked

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Excellent! Thanks for the comment.

  • @JamesGreen-bw6kr
    @JamesGreen-bw6krАй бұрын

    this tool will not scan a lot of EU cars offline . I whish I had never bough it

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    The unit in this video is the D9 Pro. (not the standard D9) We don't have many of those European cars here in the US. The scan tool in this video has worked perfectly with every vehicle that I have ever plugged it into. Sorry for your trouble.

  • @LLCFDS
    @LLCFDSАй бұрын

    Really liked your install. You went all out with vibration isolators, weather enclosure and sealtight conduit. 👏

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Thank you. I do appreciate your nice comment...

  • @ItsJustLuke656
    @ItsJustLuke656Ай бұрын

    Would you say it's any good at resetting adblue systems and resetting NOx sensors ?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    I rarely work on diesel trucks but I can tell you this..... If the truck manufacturer has included the ability for a scan tool to reset such settings in the vehicle's computer, then this scan tool should be able to command those setting/resets/etc... No scan tool is magic. Scan tools aren't actually "doing" anything. Scan tools simply allow the human user to send command for features/functions/resets that are already programmed into the vehicles computer. For example: If you looking to reset "X" sensor, but the manufacturer did NOT include that ability in the factory software, then no scan tool on earth will be able to command that particular reset. A scan tool can not command something that does not exist in the vehicles software. So, again.... if the setting and resets are available on the specific vehicle that you have in mind, then yes, this scan tool "SHOULD" be able to do those things. This is a full bidirectional scan tool. Any true "full bidirectional" scan tool should be able to command any pre-programmed feature (from the factory) on just about any modern vehicle. I hope my answer makes sense. Sometimes I'm not the greatest at explaining things with typed words. Thanks for the question.

  • @ItsJustLuke656
    @ItsJustLuke656Ай бұрын

    @SlipFitGarage okay thank you. Just asking because I've worked with alot of bosch and snap on computers and I've had a few of each fail to reset adblue counters and other such functions before. If you had to rate it out of 10 would you say it's a decent scanner ?

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    @@ItsJustLuke656 Well, no scan tool brand is perfect..... not only does the vehicle need to have the specific capability that you're looking for, but it ALSO has to be programmed into the scan tool software..... and some features and functions can get overlooked and not included on some scan tools. This can happen with ANY brand of tool, while working on any brand of vehicle. The only way I could verify that the specific function that you are looking for would be for me to plug into the exact same make/model that you're asking about and verify that function with own eyes..... and unfortunately I do not have any diesel trucks available for me to plug into. Yes, this is a very decent tool. A LOT of guys swear by the Launch line of scan tools. I have used the one in this video on a few cars and I have been very impressed with it. I Am personally an Autel guy, but that is only because I am most familiar with them.... not because they are any better than any other brand. The Launch X431 series of tools in one of the best selling scan tool in the world as far as I know. They are great scan tools. And the good news is.... if you buy it from Amazon, and it doesn't do what you expect it to do for you, their return policy is very good. 🙂

  • @guilhermeg345
    @guilhermeg345Ай бұрын

    Hi, i can get the d7s for more 30€ than the d7, do you think it's worth it ? I know the d7 got a big update and its even better but did they include the d7s ? Meaning do they have the same exact updates and functions ? Xtool didnt answer in a week so I'm asking in case you know.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Yes, anything the original D7 received in that major update a few years ago is also on all the new D7 models. The D7S, and the wifi wireless D7W are awesome tools!

  • @user-vk6xg9me1p
    @user-vk6xg9me1pАй бұрын

    BOUGHT ONE AND THEY SAID DOES AIRBAG WICH IS DOES NOT SO MINE WILL BE GOING BACK SOON

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    What exactly are you looking for a scan tool to "do" on your vehicle? What is this tool NOT doing that you think it should be doing? This scan tool does show airbag fault codes. The airbag system in most vehicles operates a bit differently than most other vehicle systems. In my experience, the airbag system does a system check with every ignition key cycle. If there is a fault it turns the airbag light on during every key cycle. Unlike the check engine light that once it has been set, it will stay on regardless if the fault is present every time the key is turned on.... until someone with a scan tool turns it off. And because the airbag system does a system check at every key cycle, once a fault has been physically repaired (replaced sensor, fixed broken wire, etc) then when the key is turned on the next time, the system check will see that it has been fix and the light will not turn on. So, if you're looking to turn off an airbag light, the only way to do so, is to fix the actual fault that is causing the light in the first place. Thanks for the comment.

  • @user-vk6xg9me1p
    @user-vk6xg9me1pАй бұрын

    @@SlipFitGarage i did all the air bags and still shows up that they are deployed and the vci connector triggers a whole bunch of lights that were not on before its only a 14 subaru and it will not talk to my 08 vette peice of junk thanks for giving me some info

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    @@user-vk6xg9me1p If you replaced all the airbags and they are still showing as deployed, usually that means you need a new airbag control module. I am NOT an airbag expert. That is body shop work, and I'm not in the body shop business..... but in my experience, airbags that have been deployed because of an accident require a new module. It knows there has been an accident and it is NOT resetable via a basic scan tool. Of course this can vary depending upon which make/model of vehicle we're talking about but simply replacing airbags is only part of the process after an crash. I suspect you need a new air bag module.... this is NOT the fault of the D1 Lite. You could return the D1 Lite back to Amazon and then buy the most expensive scan tool on their entire website and I suspect you still wouldn't be able to reset the airbag module. If resetting the airbag module after a crash is not programmed into the vehicle's software from the factory, then NO scan tool on earth will be able to reset that module. You can't command something that doesn't exist.... Also, if this OTOFIX D1 Lite is causing weird lights to flash then either there is something still wrong with your vehicle, or you have a defective scan tool. (which is very possible) But I can assure you with 100% certainty that this is not how the D1 Lite "normally" works. If this WAS normal, we would have thousands of people complaining about it and so far, you're the only one who has mentioned this problem under any of my OTOFIX videos. This tool works perfectly on my 1998 C5 Corvette. I understand you are frustrated, I would be too.... But you can simply send your defective product back to Amazon for an exchange or a refund. (if that is where you bought it) Sorry for your trouble

  • @user-vk6xg9me1p
    @user-vk6xg9me1pАй бұрын

    @@SlipFitGarage well i am and this scanner should say what the problem is i am not a computor wiz but do know that this should not have triggered all sorts of other lights like tranny overheat traction control abs check engine it was like a christmas tree all over again but i do really like that to stepped up to help all those lights are not on until this scanner gets plugged in when i reclear with a cheap scan tool them all they stay off its only a 14 subaru the vette wont even read anything wont talk to it but going to try a few more times

  • @lumberbuck9671
    @lumberbuck9671Ай бұрын

    Great video, I like the way you explained the unit. honest & easy to follow. I want to use it to help shop for use car for my son. Do you know if it can show the actual mileage stored in the computer ? That way we can see if the mileage is legit? I went to the web site down loaded manual but could not find any info on it .thanks in advance take care.

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    It's been a while since I've used this scan tool (I have many others) but it SHOULD be able to help you with that. Of course it is 100% dependent upon the vehicle that you're currently plugged into at any given time. You may find mileage on one car, but not find it on another. This is true with every feature/function on every scan tool, not just this tool. I hope this helps. Thanks for the question.

  • @tonrik91
    @tonrik91Ай бұрын

    hi, where can i get the display that you have in the fuse box?? volts, watts etc

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Hi. I made a video about that power distribution box. That video can be found here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aHh4t7WwcsunfZc.html I have included a link to that power meter in that video description.... and in the first pinned comment. So, check out that video and then you'll find the direct link. Thank you.

  • @thogevoll
    @thogevollАй бұрын

    I would imagine that if you used an extension cable to get the VCI up on the dash or hang it over the visor or something that you get an even stronger WiFi connection. Not like you need it though.😉

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    Yeah, probably.... but like you said, it's not like I need even more distance. lol. Thanks for the comment!

  • @12wingwfetech
    @12wingwfetechАй бұрын

    The car care nut said the D7 battery does not last very long

  • @SlipFitGarage
    @SlipFitGarageАй бұрын

    The original D7 is a corded tool..... It's getting charged anytime it's plugged into a vehicle diagnostic port. The only time the battery is relevant is maybe when you're downloading and installing large software updates.... And if that's a problem, just plug the charge cord into the tool while it's updating. If it was a cordless tool, battery capacity might be an issue... but it's corded. Just my $0.02.....

  • @nevrclose
    @nevrcloseАй бұрын

    I have been looking for the most complete autel for my needs. I see that this one has the TPMS capability. Is it able to reset and reposition the sensors in vehicles with it?