We Test & Review the FOXWELL NT510 Elite Toyota Scan Tool
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Today we test & review the FOXWELL NT510 Elite Toyota specific Scan Tool with our Gen 1 Sequoia 4x4.. what could possibly go wrong??!!
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Hey there Brendan - came across your profile and wanted to ask a question about the Corrado. I have tried to file through your videos to see if you have already covered this, but could not seem to find it. I am currently trying to replace the transmission mount on my corrado and am having some trouble finding anyone who has done this before and could also offer some pointers. I have the replacement mount already and am trying to figure out access to the mount/what needs to be removed/loosened to swap in the new one. Thanks!
Check this out: czcams.com/video/swnEEjytntk/video.html & start watching about 4:40 into the video.
The Corrado transmission mount is a bit awkward to deal with but not too bad once you remove a bunch of small things so they're out of the way.
@@CliffjumperCars Lifesaver! Definitely cleared some things up and can now take a look at what might need to be moved in mine. Thanks!
@@nathanpelino9432 happy to help!
Can it be used to clear keys from the system?
Great question! I have not dived into that yet. Will experiment and report back!
@@BlackSuburban no no no, he also waves his hands in the air!!! CRUCIAL to the process!!!!
I have the NT301 and it’s not stated for any specific make. Is the NT510 only for specific makes? I see them on Amazon specifying auto makers but what stops it from using it on other makes?
You can use the generic OBD2 code reader portion on any OBD2 car, but every manufacturer has proprietary factory level codes that require a specific code language reader to access. My GM specific reader will not see the factory codes on a Toyota, for example. And my VW/Audi reader will not see the codes on a GM.