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For what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will … view moreFor what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will take anywhere form 1-5 minutes to connect with the truck. From there it will pull VIN# and calibration number. It will scan for active codes, inactive codes it's hit or miss. It will data-stream some. I was actually a little shocked one day it would interface with a Wabco HPB system and graph my pump pressures. That was more than out Autel 908CV could do on this particular truck. For the 100 beans I put down on this thing I expected a lot more. 5+ years ago I would be happy if it just functioned, but in this day in age I less than 20 into my Torque Pro (one time 5 app fee, I,ve had it on 4 different phones and a tablet) and the Torque Pro is fully customization-able and rarely gives me incorrect data. A whole lot more than the 400 bean code reader i bought 10 years ago. I really wish I would have put the 100 bucks on this thing toward the CanDo android code/reader scanner. view less
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The XTUNER CVD-9 is a commercial vehicle diagnostic adapter. This is an electronic device that connects to your truck, fire engine, or motorhome's on-board computers (ECUs) and transmits information via Bluetooth to the XTUNER CVD application. The Adapter plugs into the 9-pin Dutch diagnostic port of any Class 3 through 8 heavy duty trucks.
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For what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will … view moreFor what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will take anywhere form 1-5 minutes to connect with the truck. From there it will pull VIN# and calibration number. It will scan for active codes, inactive codes it's hit or miss. It will data-stream some. I was actually a little shocked one day it would interface with a Wabco HPB system and graph my pump pressures. That was more than out Autel 908CV could do on this particular truck. For the 100 beans I put down on this thing I expected a lot more. 5+ years ago I would be happy if it just functioned, but in this day in age I less than 20 into my Torque Pro (one time 5 app fee, I,ve had it on 4 different phones and a tablet) and the Torque Pro is fully customization-able and rarely gives me incorrect data. A whole lot more than the 400 bean code reader i bought 10 years ago. I really wish I would have put the 100 bucks on this thing toward the CanDo android code/reader scanner. view less |
The XTUNER CVD-9 is a commercial vehicle diagnostic adapter. This is an electronic device that connects to your truck, fire engine, or motorhome's on-board computers (ECUs) and transmits information via Bluetooth to the XTUNER CVD application. The Adapter plugs into the 9-pin Dutch diagnostic port of any Class 3 through 8 heavy duty trucks. |
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For what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will … view moreFor what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will take anywhere form 1-5 minutes to connect with the truck. From there it will pull VIN# and calibration number. It will scan for active codes, inactive codes it's hit or miss. It will data-stream some. I was actually a little shocked one day it would interface with a Wabco HPB system and graph my pump pressures. That was more than out Autel 908CV could do on this particular truck. For the 100 beans I put down on this thing I expected a lot more. 5+ years ago I would be happy if it just functioned, but in this day in age I less than 20 into my Torque Pro (one time 5 app fee, I,ve had it on 4 different phones and a tablet) and the Torque Pro is fully customization-able and rarely gives me incorrect data. A whole lot more than the 400 bean code reader i bought 10 years ago. I really wish I would have put the 100 bucks on this thing toward the CanDo android code/reader scanner. view less
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For what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will … view moreFor what you pay and what it is I'm comparing this truck code reader with my ELM/Torque Pro I use for automotive. Both are strictly for phones and tablets. Both have a very small dongle that I keep in my pocket for convenience. The CVD-9 software is extremely slow, and will give some false information. At first I almost returned it, then I gave it another chance and it's mediocre at best. It will take anywhere form 1-5 minutes to connect with the truck. From there it will pull VIN# and calibration number. It will scan for active codes, inactive codes it's hit or miss. It will data-stream some. I was actually a little shocked one day it would interface with a Wabco HPB system and graph my pump pressures. That was more than out Autel 908CV could do on this particular truck. For the 100 beans I put down on this thing I expected a lot more. 5+ years ago I would be happy if it just functioned, but in this day in age I less than 20 into my Torque Pro (one time 5 app fee, I,ve had it on 4 different phones and a tablet) and the Torque Pro is fully customization-able and rarely gives me incorrect data. A whole lot more than the 400 bean code reader i bought 10 years ago. I really wish I would have put the 100 bucks on this thing toward the CanDo android code/reader scanner. view less |
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