TAURKENAM
TAURKENAM ML529 OBD2 scanner car electronics accessory
OBD2 scanner with AutoVIN, Mode 6 monitoring, O2 sensor test, live data, freeze frame, DTC lookup, data printing and free online updates
- Typetype
- Complete OBD2 functions including O2 sensor test and live data stream for quick emission diagnosis
- AutoVIN function reads vehicle ID and enhanced powertrain codes for Ford, GM and Chrysler
- Enhanced Mode 6 requests on-board monitoring results to verify repair success
- Data printing and free online updates keep diagnostic records and software current
- Compatible with ISO9141, KWP2000, J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW and CAN protocols
What this scanner does
The TAURKENAM ML529 is an OBD2 code reader that delivers the full set of OBD-II functions. It reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes, streams live data, captures freeze-frame data and runs the oxygen-sensor test. It also provides the advanced Mode 6 on-board monitor results so you can verify whether a repair was successful.
Who it suits and who it does not
This tool fits owners and DIYers who want dealer-level diagnostics on Ford, GM and Chrysler powertrains thanks to the AutoVIN function and enhanced code reading. It also covers the five standard protocols listed in the data. Buyers who need bi-directional control, ABS or SRS coverage, or support for vehicles outside those protocols should look at a more advanced scan tool.
The spec that decides fitment
The unit communicates over ISO 9141, KWP 2000, J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW and CAN, so it will work with any vehicle that uses one of those five OBD-II protocols. Free online updates keep the DTC library current, and the data-printing function lets you output recorded results for reference.
Highlights
- Complete OBD2 functions including O2 sensor test and live data stream for quick emission diagnosis
- AutoVIN function reads vehicle ID and enhanced powertrain codes for Ford, GM and Chrysler
- Enhanced Mode 6 requests on-board monitoring results to verify repair success
- Data printing and free online updates keep diagnostic records and software current
- Compatible with ISO9141, KWP2000, J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW and CAN protocols
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the ML529 need a separate power source to run the O2 sensor test and live data stream?
The ML529 draws power directly from the vehicle OBDII port, so no external supply is required for any of the listed OBD2 functions.
Will the ML529 communicate with a vehicle that still uses the ISO9141 or J1850 VPW protocols?
The ML529 supports all OBDII protocols including ISO9141, KWP2000, J1850 PWM, J1850 VPW and CAN, covering older and newer vehicles alike.
How can I verify that the AutoVIN and Mode 6 functions are working after I plug the scanner in?
The screen will display the detected VIN automatically and Mode 6 will show on-board monitor test results for specific systems, confirming both features are active.
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