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OBD Auto Doctor for Android

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  • Android

Turn your mobile into automotive scanner

With OBD Auto Doctor car diagnostic app, you can communicate with your vehicle's On-Board Diagnostic system and turn your Android mobile or tablet into a highly capable automotive scanner. Whether you want to monitor data in real-time or reset "check engine" light, this is the only OBD-II software you need!
It's a Free App
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Trouble Codes

Read diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), reset the codes and the check engine light (a.k.a MIL). Upon malfunction, get access to the Freeze Frame.

DTC Database

Search and browse manually the DTC database for generic and manufacturer specific trouble codes. The trouble code database contains more than 14000 diagnostic trouble codes.

Readiness Monitors

The readiness monitors self-test the car’s emission systems. Read monitoring test results to make sure your car is ready for annual inspection.

Sensors and Parameters

Sensors and parameters are what most of you find the most interesting part of the software. You can monitor all the sensor values that your car reports in real-time, including fuel consumption.

Dashboard

If you are interested in gauges, OBD Auto Doctor has a beautiful dashboard for you. For now the dashboard contains just few gauges but in the next versions of the app, we will improve the dashboard.

Vehicle Information

Get access to all basic information of the Engine Control Unit including Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), Calibration Identifications (CALID), Calibration Verification Numbers (CVN), and ECU name queries.
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 Android Version Feature Comparison Matrix

LitePro
Diagnostic Trouble Codes
Confirmed DTCssupportedsupported
Pending DTCssupportedsupported
Permanent DTCssupportedsupported
Manufacturer specific DTCslimitedsupported
Freeze Framelimitedsupported
Clear DTCs and MILlimitedsupported
Send diagnostic info using e-mailsupportedsupported
DTC Database
Search Trouble Codessupportedsupported
Generic DTCssupportedsupported
Manufacturer Specific DTCslimitedsupported
Monitors
Continuous Monitorssupportedsupported
Non-Continuous Monitorssupportedsupported
Sensors
Live Sensor Datalimited (limited)supported
Sensor Graph (scope)limited (limited)supported
Dashboard
RPM and Speedsupportedsupported
Vehicle Information
Scantool informationsupportedsupported
Battery Voltagesupportedsupported
OBD standard and bus protocolsupportedsupported
ECU namesupportedsupported
Vehicle Identification Numberlimitedsupported
Calibration Identificationslimitedsupported
Calibration Verification Numberslimitedsupported
General
Metric and Imperial Unitssupportedsupported
Gasoline and Diesel Enginessupportedsupported
Supported Protocols
SAE J1850 PWMsupportedsupported
SAE J1850 VPWsupportedsupported
ISO 9141-2supportedsupported
ISO 14230-4 KWPsupportedsupported
ISO 15765-4 CANsupportedsupported
Please notice that all the features require that your vehicle supports them too.

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