Like the NT630, the NT624 can scan and troubleshoot your airbags. That is unless you live in America, where it only officially supports Chrysler, Ford, and GM vehicles. It even has near-universal compatibility, supporting most vehicles with OBD1 and OBD2 protocols.
The NT630’s build quality is pretty fantastic, and it has a very sharp, colorful display. This is all in addition to full OBD2 functionality. In addition, it can run auto bleed tests, gear tension relief tests, bi-directional control tests, hydraulic control tests, and brake bleed tests. The Foxwell NT630 Plus can run control tests, motor tests, and version tests on your airbag system. Additionally, it’ll display and record your system information in graph form if you wish. Making sure that they’re up to par is a smart preventative measure. Most OBD2 scanners don’t offer scanning and troubleshooting when it comes to your airbags, but this scanner is made specifically with this system in mind.Īirbags serve the very important purpose of keeping the driver and passengers safe. We’re starting this section off with the Foxwell NT630 Plus, a Foxwell scan tool with a very specific purpose. It supports vehicles from manufacturers like Buick, BMW, Cadillac, Chrysler, Chevy, Ford, GM, Landrover, Mercedes, Opel, Porsche, Saab, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Isuzu, Honda, Mazda, Subaru, Suzuki, Toyota, Lamborghini, Volvo, VW, and others. It’s intended for use with cars, SUVs, and 12V diesel vehicles. This Foxwell scan tool boasts a wide range of compatibility and complies with J1859-41.6, J1850-10.4, ISO9141, KWP2000, and CAN protocols. Plus, it allows you to print your results. You don’t have to look up every code to understand what your scanner is trying to tell you.Īdditionally, this Foxwell OBD2 scanner monitors and provides information regarding your vehicle’s EVAP system, air system, AC system, O2 sensors, and exhaust sensors. Thanks to its onboard error code definition lookup, this is going to be one of the easiest entry-level Foxwell scanners to use. It definitely isn’t the cheapest entry-level scanner, but it’s a lot less expensive than their high-end scanners intended for enthusiasts and professionals.
This Foxwell scanner sits at the higher end of the budget-friendly scanners on this list.
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