ANCEL AD410 Enhanced OBD2 Scanner, Vehicle Code Reader for Check Engine Light, Automotive OBD II Scanner Fault Diagnosis, OBDII Scan Tool for All OBDII Cars 1996+, Black/YellowGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

Holy cow!! My 2016 Range Rover Sport, had a Coolant issue because of a busted connector. Eventually got the parts to fix it, but the Check Engine light came on. Now I wasn’t about to pull the negative terminal and reset EVERYTHING! So, I took a chance on this OBD.. Good Lord Almighty!! Because the reset at a mechanic was $150 and $300 at the Rover Dealer. NOPE! .. There are tons of other reader all the way up to $1300.00 and again NOPE! This gave me the code, the reason for the code and then reset my Check Engine light like a little magic pocket gnome. I’d recommend this to anyone looking for an inexpensive reader with just the right amount of options

This was invaluable to me, to find out what the code I had going on. The P0456 code indicates a small leak in the vehicle's evaporative emission system (EVAP). This system prevents fuel vapors from escaping into the atmosphere, reducing pollution. The code is triggered when the car's computer detects a leak, usually a minor one like a loose gas cap or a small crack in a component. After finding out what that code meant, I was able to search things online to possibly determine what is going on. And then also, I was able to clear the check engine light and clear this code and see if it comes back. I have a Dodge Durango 2016 and it has a capless gas filler area, and was able to open and close it a number of times, and this seems to have sealed it better. If this isn't it, it could be other issues, but at least I know what to look for. And I would not have known what was going on without the scanner.

When the "Check Engine" idiot light comes on, it may be for any of a multitude of reasons. Most dealers and repair shops charge upwards of $100 to plug in their unit and give the customer a diagnosis.Well, I decided to invest in an OBD2 Scanner.This unit had good reviews at a price I was willing to pay.As advertised, the OBD2 device scanned the codes and provided a text description of the issues.As a novice, it took an hour or so to figure out how to use the unit, grasp what information was being provided and the process of resetting the codes.The unit has many more features, however I have yet to "play" with it.Pros:As advertised, the OBD2 device scanned the codes and provided a text description of the issues.Allowed me to reset the codes.Cons:Limited instructions

The ANCEL AD410 Enhanced OBD2 Scanner has been a total game-changer for me! As someone who likes to tinker with my car and avoid unnecessary trips to the mechanic, this little black-and-yellow powerhouse has saved me time, money, and headaches. It’s easy to use, packed with useful features, and works like a charm on my 2005 sedan—and pretty much any OBDII car from 1996 onward. I’m hooked!Pros:• Quick and Clear Code Reading: Plugged it into my car’s OBDII port, and within seconds, it pulled up the check engine light codes with short, helpful descriptions. I fixed a pesky oxygen sensor issue myself thanks to this!• Wide Compatibility: It’s worked flawlessly on every 1996+ vehicle I’ve tried—friends’ cars, my truck, you name it. Supports all OBDII protocols (KWP2000, ISO9141, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM, CAN), so it’s super versatile.• Live Data is a Lifesaver: Watching real-time data like RPM, coolant temp, and O2 sensor readings on the 2.4-inch color LCD is awesome. It helped me pinpoint a misfire without guesswork.• Easy to Use: The interface is intuitive, even for a beginner like me. Buttons are straightforward, and it’s powered right from the car—no batteries to fuss with. Plus, lifetime free updates keep it current.• Smog Check Ready: The I/M readiness feature told me exactly when my car was good to pass emissions—no more failed tests or wasted trips to the inspection station.Cons:• Manual Could Be Better: The included instructions are pretty basic—more of a quick-start than a deep dive. I had to poke around online to figure out some features, but the tool itself is simple enough to muddle through.• Screen Scratches Easily: The display is clear and bright, but it picked up some light scratches after rattling around in my glovebox. A protective case (not included) would’ve been a nice touch.• Limited to Engine Only: It’s fantastic for check engine light stuff, but don’t expect it to diagnose ABS or airbag issues. For that, you’d need a pricier model.This ANCEL AD410 OBD2 Scanner is a steal for what it does—reading and clearing codes, checking live data, and making sure my car’s smog-ready, all in a compact, user-friendly package. It’s given me confidence to handle basic repairs and avoid getting ripped off at the shop. My only regret is not buying it sooner! Five stars for a tool that’s become my garage MVP.

I was having trouble with my plug-in hybrid Audi throwing a yellow engine error after being plugged in to charge. I took it to the dealer the first time it happened and they said it was because of plugging it in. There was a recall on the plug but the dealer was having trouble getting them in. After they updated my software, the car would error out every time I plugged it in so I bought this reader to reset the codes. Works as intended. Took me a couple of entires to figure out which one would work with my car but once I did, it worked great. I figured out that if I charge the car, unplug it and don't start it right away it won't give the error but I"m glad I have this reader. Saved me the trouble of taking it to the dealer for a simple issue.