Actron Cp9410 Pocketscan Plus on 2040-parts.com
Madison, Tennessee, US
This auction is for one Actron CP9410 PocketScan Plus NEW IN ORIGINAL PACKAGING. Item has never been opened nor used.
- Reads, displays, and clears diagnostic trouble codes--the reason the check engine light is on
- On-screen indicator points to the urgency level of the specific code
- Online database explains the code's causes, severity, and symptoms
- USB connectivity keeps the unit up-to-date for future vehicles
- Compatible with all 1996 and newer vehicles
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