Innova Equus 3140 Upc-042173031405 on 2040-parts.com
Claxton, Georgia, US
• Full featured global OBD2 scan tool troubleshoots Check Engine faults on any 1996 and newer vehicle-domestic, Asian, and European
• Links to all OBD2 protocols, including CAN(Controller Area Network)
• Can view, record, and playback love PCM data streams
• Includes ShopSoftware-Internet updates, PC printouts, DTC library , and more
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