Blog posts by OBDstation.com provide informative resources about OBD2 scanners and car diagnostic tools, also Tips and Tricks for car owners.
OBD2 is a term that is used in the automotive industry to refer to the onboard diagnostics system. It’s an upgraded version of OBD1 and has more advanced features than its predecessor. Your OBD2 system utilizes 1 of 5 protocols depending on the make and model year of your vehicle. In short, protocols are different …
OBD2 Protocol By Manufacturer: Which OBD2 Protocol Is Supported By My Vehicle? Read More »
The P0500 OBD2 code triggers when your vehicle speed sensor malfunctions. Learn what repairs can clear this diagnostic trouble code.
Every car built since the early 1980’s has an O2 sensor integrated into the exhaust system. It was put there to measure the amount of unburned oxygen exiting the engine. Too much or too little oxygen in the air/fuel ratio can cause engine performance issues, decrease gas mileage, trigger your check engine light, fail your …
OBD scan tools are devices that make diagnosing system malfunctions and other issues within your car a lot easier. Without them, it is much harder to know what’s wrong with your car. Mechanics and DIY repairmen alike use these devices to diagnose car problems. There are two main types of OBD scanners on the market: …
OBD1 vs OBD2: Understanding The Difference Between OBD1 and OBD2 Scanners Read More »
Nobody likes taking their car into an auto shop. It takes up a load of your valuable time and can be a drain on your hard-earned cash. If you often find yourself carting your vehicle off to the garage for simple repairs, then an OBD2 scanner might be the solution you’ve been searching for. An …
Learn How To Properly Use an OBD2 Scanner To Diagnose Your Car Read More »