To use
OBDCOM, you need:
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A
laptop or netbook computer with
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, or XP. Windows 98* and 2000
will work too. All 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows are
supported. OBDCOM plugs into the USB port. Netbook users can download the software and drivers online, or copy
the CD to another device.
If you do not
have access to a laptop, you can borrow one, or use a desktop computer that is within
10 feet of the car with an extension cable.
MAC OS and Linux users: OBDCOM is a Windows application. Please see
our FAQ (the Questions link on the left) for information.
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Any
vehicle that is model year 1996 through 2013.
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ANY brand, ANY manufacturer, ANY model, except some
diesel and commercial trucks.
OBDCOM can be used on UNLIMITED cars, as many as you want, and as often
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We recommend that you get a service manual for any vehicle you plan to work on.
There's also plenty of free information available online, but no repair work should be attempted without a
proper service manual for the vehicle so you know the disassembly procedures
and have access to troubleshooting flowcharts provided by the vehicle
manufacturer. |
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Technical support
for our customers
is
7 days a week,
so if you
have questions or need help, we are here!
*A note for Windows 98
or Windows Millenium users: Windows 98 and Millenium are more than TWELVE YEARS OLD. Be advised that patience and
some expertise will be required
to install the drivers on Windows 98 or ME, and you may need to contact us for assistance making the
drivers work with that extremely old version of windows. |
