Is this support all kind of vehicles? #36
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Theoretically it should support any vehicle that implements the OBD 2 protocol so generally any 2005 or newer cars. This does not work on electric vehicles and I haven't looked into motorcycles. For your reference, I have personally tested OBDium on a 2018 Buick, 2013 Volkswagen and 2018 Chevrolet and it's worked flawlessly. |
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Got it. Is it possible to get cracked version of thinkdiag software ?? |
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I'm not sure, however I cannot help you there unfortunately. |
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Theoretically it should support any vehicle that implements the OBD 2 protocol so generally any 2005 or newer cars. This does not work on electric vehicles and I haven't looked into motorcycles. For your reference, I have personally tested OBDium on a 2018 Buick, 2013 Volkswagen and 2018 Chevrolet and it's worked flawlessly.