U480 is a great product that saves a lot of money you would pay to serviceman -- it really works with my Ford Fiesta 2004 gasoline car. And the price is more than reasonable. Thank you DealeXtreme.com

Just as described in the site. Ready to use right out of the box with easy to read instructions and a list of trouble codes with definitions included. Looks like it was built with cheap plastic but is built pretty sturdy even though it feels light. Easy to use with just two buttons and easy to a... Just as described in the site. Ready to use right out of the box with easy to read instructions and a list of trouble codes with definitions included. Looks like it was built with cheap plastic but is built pretty sturdy even though it feels light. Easy to use with just two buttons and easy to read screen. Also has a reset function for those check engine lights for after repair resets for those of you who are do it yourselfers instead of paying a mechanic. This unit works with all model cars with the OBD2 hook up which includes most new cars. So far so good with no cons at the moment. When I did use it for the first time, three codes popped up, two were listed in the manual and the third I had to look up on the internet but it wasn't a problem. The codes all cleared once I finished the repairs and reset it using the code reader. Would buy and recommend this product again being it delivers as it says along with a cheap price. Read more

-Price -Quality -The manual is very usefull -Works on my fiesta 1998 :D -Quick shippment -Packaging has a little bad but i guess it's because of the postman. -A bit expensive as it's basically a simple device but still the cheapest i found. -Works on ford fiesta 1998 -Buy it, it will work almost... -Price -Quality -The manual is very usefull -Works on my fiesta 1998 :D -Quick shippment -Packaging has a little bad but i guess it's because of the postman. -A bit expensive as it's basically a simple device but still the cheapest i found. -Works on ford fiesta 1998 -Buy it, it will work almost for sure, if it doesn't, you can always get your money back. -Usefull product to have whenever you need it. -Kepp it on your car so if anything happens you can check it up. -The manual is very usefull. Read more

Extremely Usefull portable ECU scanner,Dont need any battery to operate,"Power by OBD port ,Lighted lcd screen usefull in night,Easy to view detail of code in usermanual all codes error mentioned in user manaul,Better then other scanner Works Great With 1.3 L 1.0L EFI Engines Good Design to... Extremely Usefull portable ECU scanner,Dont need any battery to operate,"Power by OBD port ,Lighted lcd screen usefull in night,Easy to view detail of code in usermanual all codes error mentioned in user manaul,Better then other scanner Works Great With 1.3 L 1.0L EFI Engines Good Design Easy to Operate and Handle, none Except for few Shows only generic codes, To view Code Error you have to Refer to User book None But it should have a car temperature monitor,RPM monitor For Optional i have used a bluetooth scanner before Tested on Toyota corolla and Toyata Duet engine Works prefect with toyota cars Read more

This was the cheapest OBD2 I could find that looked like it might have some nice features. Easy to clear CEL codes by erasing them. Has minimal features. Shows only generic codes, it is best to look up the code specific to your car It will read the code and tell you a generic description if To to... This was the cheapest OBD2 I could find that looked like it might have some nice features. Easy to clear CEL codes by erasing them. Has minimal features. Shows only generic codes, it is best to look up the code specific to your car It will read the code and tell you a generic description if possible. To find what this means for your vehicle specifically, you need to google the code it produces. Sometimes it will detect a code and only show N/A I bought it when it was $35, now its $22, so you can't find anything cheaper at a car shop or hardware store here in North America Read more

Very easy to use and has good manual which lists all kind of codes (hundreds of them). It supports many diagnostic protocols. When connecting to car, it goes thru the diagnostic protocols and uses the matching one. It worked even with a ten years old Lada Samara (amazing) and listed all the and A... Very easy to use and has good manual which lists all kind of codes (hundreds of them). It supports many diagnostic protocols. When connecting to car, it goes thru the diagnostic protocols and uses the matching one. It worked even with a ten years old Lada Samara (amazing) and listed all the engine and ignition problems it had. Build quality is good, it feels solid. Works also fine with VAG cars. A bit expensive as it's basically a simple device. You can easily check the problems and clear the fault light if the problems is a non-important one. You should have one in your glove box. Read more

- Works ok with my 2006 VAG car. Can read the failure codes - shows also the OBD self-tests, whether they have been passed or not. It is very useful to check these before inspection - clears correctly the failure codes and turns off the annoying yellow engine symbol from dashboard - good manual,... - Works ok with my 2006 VAG car. Can read the failure codes - shows also the OBD self-tests, whether they have been passed or not. It is very useful to check these before inspection - clears correctly the failure codes and turns off the annoying yellow engine symbol from dashboard - good manual, describes the fault codes - very easy to use - no need for battery - well build, feels solid none Should have bought this ages ago. Local car service takes about 50 euros for reading the codes. It is good to check a fault code as soon as possible, as it might be something important. My failure codes have been temporally unimportant things, I have just cleared them. Works ok with newer VAG cars (VW, Skoda, Audi, Seat) Read more

I have a 2004 Mazda RX8, it has been throwing me Check Engine Light recently. Got it reset twice cost me $30-$50 each time. Bought this reader for the price of a reset. Save tons of time and money visiting garages. There are better models out there, but with this price, you can't really beat it.... I have a 2004 Mazda RX8, it has been throwing me Check Engine Light recently. Got it reset twice cost me $30-$50 each time. Bought this reader for the price of a reset. Save tons of time and money visiting garages. There are better models out there, but with this price, you can't really beat it. Make sure your vehicle is CAN-BUS. There is a booklet that tells you what code you are getting. Personally, I would just google the code. There are only 2 buttons, basically the one on top is the first choice and the bottom button is the second choice if you come across any screen. Simple Instructions 1. Locating the OBD2 module on your car.(might take some time) 2. Once you locate it, plug the reader in. 3. Turn your car key to allow accessories to work. 4. The reader should give you Codes, find out the problem. 5. Clear the code. Read more