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Showing posts with label Foxwell NT510. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foxwell NT510. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 October 2016

Foxwell nt510 works well on BMW E60 M5, VW golf 05 and GM 05 malibu

Foxwell NT510 is the most cost-effective professional scan tool for enthusiasts, small garages, independent repairs, specialized garages and technicians by delivering OE-level diagnosis on all the electronic systems. It does not only include basic functions such as codes and live data, but also is capable of advanced functions such as actuation, adaptation and programming. In addition, it lets you to access the most commonly required service features such as oil service light reset, throttle body adjustment, DPF regeneration and much more.
Here are some Foxwell nt510  reviews on  BMW E60 M5, VW golf 05 and GM 05 malibu:
I bought a  Foxwell NT510 multi-system scan tool , Thus far I am satisfied. Registered a user name and download the GM software, after that I pay additonal BMW and VAG software. I would like to share here my personal experience on this NT510 scanner.

NT510 scanner review on BMW E60 M5:
I got the BMW program & was amazed at how much it does! The Foxwell NT510 interface is very easy and straight forward.I was having some unexplained problems with my E60 M5(Like everyone else) And Foxwell NT510 was able to read the BMW specific modules very easily and help me diagnose the problems. You will ultimately save money owning this. It is small, and you will feel like a pro being able to read, and reset the BMW specific codes. This is far beyond a regular OBDII scanner.
You can also preform BMW maintenance functions such as registering a new battery, read and clear adaptations, activate and test all of the modules individually, engage the transmission, among many others.
This is the best scan tool for BMW DIYers i have come across so i'm sure it's great for the other makes' programs too. Highly recommend!

NT510 scanner review on 2005 vw golf:
NT510 tool is freakin' awesome on the VW/Audi cars! It is able to adjust the electronic throttle on a 2005 vw golf. It did the job with ease.The number of things it can check and adjust is pretty amazing. It's easy to use, and you really don't need an instruction manual. I frankly expected less, but was pleasantly surprised by a very comprehensive menu.
NT510 scanner review on For GM 05 malibu:
I'm using Foxwell NT510 for GM. The website would not recognize the serial number when I tried to register the tool, but that was solved in a timely manner by an email to foxwelltech.com . I was able to download the GM software (not pre-installed, but free once the tool is registered).
All functions seem to work well. I tried NT510 on GM 05 malibu, it will autoconnect / read the VIN on my 05 malibu.
It will not auto-read my 03 gmc, but I know it is a "K" series so that is easy to enter manually 08 Acadia will not auto, and it is a "lambda" and that isn't one of the choices. I haven't contacted anyone, but reviews say that the mfgr is responsive.
I can see all the ABS and SRS data. I haven't tried anything like the Throttle body cal or abs auto-bleed, but the options exist.
I did try to calibrate tire size on the 03 gmc, and it didn't work. Again I have not had the time to work through tech support yet.
Overall happy with the purchase
In conclusion:
Foxwell NT510 is great! There is no VIN lock so it can be used on as many vehicles as you want for the make you buy plus works as universal OBD for generic like check engine.

Sunday, 15 May 2016

Review on Foxwell NT510 Multi-system Scanner

Here I want to share a wonderful online shopping experience because of the patient service and cost-effective product, foxwell NT510 multi-system scanner.

I possessed a small workshop and I usually fixed and sold cars I was familiar with. I mainly worked on Chrysler, vw/Audi, BMW, Ford, and GM. Several days ago, I wanted to look for a scanner which supports full functions for some specific car models. My friend online introduced Nt510 supported my vehicles including Chrysler, VW, BMW. I also had a US made Ford F250 Pickup Truck. It seemed that NT510 did not support ford. So I asked the customer service of shop online if there was better products for me to scan and program features for Chrysler, VW ,BMW and Ford. Besides, if I bought a car brand for NT510, could I full access to all computer features of that vehicle and beyond my basic OBDII readout, such as SRS, ABS, Airbags, etc?

The customer service brought good news for me that their factory just released American ford software the day before yesterday. What a coincidence! I could order it and choose American ford software, but I had to pay for the additional software for Chrysler. After negotiation, I purchased the Chrysler NT510 and paid 60$ to have both the GM and Ford software added to the device I purchased (originally cost 200$).

After 3 days delivery, I received my package without damage. There was a scan tool, a user guide, a memory card, a USB cable, a CD software and a nylon carry pouch in the package. They provided me free update online before delivery.
I tested the function of programming control modules I desired with foxwell NT510 as soon as possible successfully. The only regret was that the NT510 could not disable features like seat belt warning chimes and lights, which was my additional requirement. Even so, I was still satisfied with this shopping experience so much .