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Compact white OBD2 scanner with rounded edges and a tapered plug end

TAURKENAM

TAURKENAM OBD2 Bluetooth Scanner Car Electronics Accessory

SKU CH-3PEF-XGYE6

Wireless OBD2 scanner reads 7000+ engine codes and clears check-engine lights on petrol cars from 1996 and diesel from 2008 via a phone app

  • Typetype
  • Plain-English fault codes on your phone via 7000+ code library
  • Check-engine severity and fixes shown before the garage visit
  • Clear the warning light yourself to save time and money
  • Works with petrol cars from 1996 and diesel from 2008
  • Tracks oil-change intervals and other maintenance reminders

Who it's for

The TAURKENAM OBD2 Bluetooth scanner is designed for vehicle owners who want to read and clear engine fault codes using a smartphone. It supports gas-powered vehicles from 1996 or newer and diesel vehicles from 2008 or newer. The tool translates over 7000 codes into plain English and provides maintenance tracking. It is not for owners of pre-1996 gas or pre-2008 diesel vehicles, or for users needing advanced bi-directional control or live data graphing beyond basic code reading.

Practical limits

The device communicates via a wireless Bluetooth link to the companion app on iPhone, iPad, or Android. Functionality is limited to the OBD2 standard protocols supported by the vehicle's onboard computer. It cannot diagnose non-engine systems such as ABS, airbag, or transmission modules unless those codes are exposed through the standard OBD2 port. The app requires a compatible smartphone and an internet connection for code definitions and repair guides.

Installation & common issues

Setup involves plugging the scanner into the OBD2 port, usually located under the dashboard, and pairing it with the app via Bluetooth. Most users complete this in minutes without tools. Common issues include difficulty locating the port on certain models, Bluetooth pairing failures due to phone settings or interference, and the app failing to connect if the vehicle ignition is not in the correct on position. Ensuring the app has necessary permissions resolves most connection problems.

Highlights

  • Plain-English fault codes on your phone via 7000+ code library
  • Check-engine severity and fixes shown before the garage visit
  • Clear the warning light yourself to save time and money
  • Works with petrol cars from 1996 and diesel from 2008
  • Tracks oil-change intervals and other maintenance reminders

Specifications

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Questions about this item

Should I choose the single-pack or a multi-pack version?

Only the 1 Pack option is listed, so you receive one scanner that covers all compatible vehicles.

What does the 7000+ code figure mean when I plug the scanner into my car?

It means the app can translate over 7000 generic and manufacturer-specific fault codes into plain English for your vehicle.

Which Bluetooth standard does the scanner use and what does that limit in practice?

The scanner connects wirelessly via Bluetooth to the FIXD app on iPhone, iPad or Android; no other interface is mentioned.

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