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Foxwell NT200 VS Foxwell NT201 VS Foxwell NT301 OBDII code reader Aug 9th, 2018 [viewed 97 times] |
Foxwell NT200 VS Foxwell NT201 VS Foxwell NT301 OBDII code reader in the aspects of hardware, coverage, functions, features as well as feedback.
Part 1: Basic Info comparison Foxwell NT200 CAN OBDII/EOBD Code Reader features . Adopt 51 single-chip ST89C51
NT201 OBDII/EOBD Code Reader features: .Adopts ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller stm32F103
Foxwell NT301 CAN OBDII/EOBD Code Reader Features . ARM Cortex-M3 microcontroller stm32F103: .Highlights: Easy to operate support OBDII full functions Support graphic display Support diagnosis on a wide range of models The best OBDII diagnostic tool
Part 2: Review (Feedback) Foxwell NT301 feedback 1). The Foxwell NT301 hardware is good quality FoxWell NT301 unit is reasonably well constructed and should survive the odd knock or two. The screen is clear and the keyboard firm and positive to use. As the keyboard is not of the membrane type then I guess one should keep liquids/fluid away from it. The three dedicated LEDs (Green - all Ok, Yellow - pending DTCs, Red - firm DTCs - MIL light activate) give a great quick guide as to vehicle EOBD status. The lifetime free software updates are a big bonus. Although a scan tool of this type only focuses/dedicates itself to EOBD diagnostics and regular updating is not required the ability and access to free updates is most welcome. My 14 year faithful old Citroen Xsara Picasso 1.8l 16v suddenly started to lose power and idle erratically and the engine fault light came on. Not knowing much about modern fuel injection systems. I read on the Picasso Owners forum about code readers and bought this one. To cut along story short, it worked !!! The codes showed the EGR valve and the fuel injectors to be the possible causes. The EGR valve was full of hard deposits, easily cleaned though. The fuel injectors will be cleaned or replaced. The car is running quite well now and averages about 38 mpg in the rural area where I live . Motor service outfits where I live charge about £40 to examine the codes logged on a cars computer, goodness knows what a Citroen Agency would charge! The NT301 is well made and sturdy and I had no problems installing the software on my computer. Here Foxwell NT301 images in good quality
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