How to use OBD2 scanner for beginners (FULL GUIDE)

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#diymechanic #obd2scanner #cardiagnostic

0:00 Intro
1:45 How to connect
4:07 Engine live data
14:49 Freeze frame data
15:27 Fault codes
20:55 Readiness monitors
23:30 Full scan
24:23 Verify the car's mileage
26:15 Bi-Directional tests
28:36 Unlock car's hidden features

[rgb]

You’ve done a lot of work to create and publish both video and ebook. Tremendous information. Extremely generous. I really appreciate it!

[kobrien]

Thanks pal, I'm getting more out of your teaching then really anybody else super simple...super clear

[southcoaster]

I always wondered what that strange scart like socket did under the dashboard, this is a great YT channel with huge amounts of info about OBD2 👍

[manavsingh]

Good stuff. Hard to find this info anywhere else. Got my OBD reader yesterday and looking forward to learning more. Would love to see more videos on troubleshooting and DIY on fixing codes.

[SuperSnidely]

EXCELLENT VIDEO! Thank you for the very complete introduction. The sample of your book is also so good - I'm ordering a hard copy. SUBSCRIBED!

[ratsalad]

Excellent video, thank you! Subscribed.

[ianrtait]

Hi I do not have a link for your book in the description. Where can I get it? Great video.

[Gokublack_]

Would this be able to tell you why the dashboard says collision prevention assist plus inoperative

[manavsingh]

Quick question: I had a fault code for camshaft sensor (P0340) on my Chevrolet Cruze and I clicked erase. The MIL light didn't come back on, does that mean there is no issue anymore or does it mean the issue is there and I just can't see it because I erased the fault code without fixing anything?