OBD2 Help

iCarsoft CR Pro Software Update and Troubleshooting

4 April 2022

iCarsoft CR Pro OBD scan tool is a popular OBD scanner in Australia. It provides multi system diagnostics on majority of OBD2 compatible cars. In some rare ocassions, the scan tool will require an upd...

OBD2 Diagnostic Scan Tool is Not a Magic Wand

8 May 2020

Did you know there are situations in which a diagnostic OBD scan tool might not be enough to track down the issue? Although some of them come with various advanced options, even the most powerful ones...

Vident i400AU FAQs

Account, Sign Up, Updates How many car makes softwares are included? 1 free car make software of your choice in case you purchase i400AU single make, each car make after that you need to purchas...

Can I Delete The DPF on my Vehicle?

As a prominent OBD scan tool seller in the Australian market, a common request we often get from customers is ‘Do you have a scan tool to delete DPF on my vehicle?’. Let’s just set things clear from t...

OBD1 vs OBD2: Which protocol does my vehicle use?

Is your vehicle using OBD1 or OBD2 protocol? A very important question in the OBD scan tool world. Why? Well generally, there are 2 types of diagnostic scan tools out there: those that work with OBD2 ...

Which OBD2 Scanner To Buy?

Are you looking to buy an OBD2 scanner and want to understand about OBD Scan Tools before you buy? You've probably found there's a huge range of OBD scanners types and prices to choose from. T...

OBD2 Compatibility: Australian Cars by Brand

The tables on this page list Australian vehicles confirmed to be compatible with standard OBDII/EOBD protocols. ⚠️ Important: Not every car with a 16-pin OBD port is fully OBD2 compliant. If your v...

What Is OBD2? How It Works & AU Compliance Guide

OBD2 (On-Board Diagnostics) is a computerised system that provides access to data from the engine control unit (ECU) and offers a valuable source of information when troubleshooting problems inside a ...

Can OBD2 Scanner Read OBD1 Cars?

OBD1 or OBD2 Unlike OBD2 compatible cars which use standarised communication protocols; cars with earlier OEM-specific ALDL or OBD1 systems use manufacturers’ specific communication protocols. This...