
English or Metric (SI) units of measure supported.View generic and manufacturer enhanced data on the same tool.Support for generic and enhanced bi-directional tests
Run and query specific component and system tests. Playback your data logs for offline analysis. Unlimited logging of live vehicle sensors in TXT, XML, or CSV (1ms logging accuracy). View all 11 Inspection/Maintenance systems and Mode 6 data. View oxygen sensor live data and test results.
View live vehicle sensors in a meter, graph, or grid format. The largest manufacturer specific trouble code library of all PC/PDA-based scan tools (30,000+).
Supporting P0 - P9 generic and manufacturer specific codes (including the new lettered codes (e.g., P06A0)
Save, print, read and clear Stored and Pending P, U, B, and C Trouble Codes. You will continue to use your existing software, but be granted additional access via an access code after purchasing the applicable expansion. 2016 - 2022 Canyon/Colorado 2.8L DuramaxĪutoEnginuity Expansion Packs are intended for those that currently have an AutoEnginuity ST-06 and are needing the ability to scan models of vehicles that they do not currently have expansion packs for. All the magic is in the enhanced software package. Buying the tool without the enhanced package is not the same thing I've tried using the basic package and its no better than a cheapie generic code reader. Its about $200 for the physical scan tool, and another $229 for the Chrysler enhanced diagnostics software package. Don't get me wrong having the dealer tool (if you have a dealer connect account) is ideal, but for the lower cost this package is a good deal. 9 times out of 10 I reach for this tool as its quicker to set up and easier to use. Software isn't perfect, and does crash from time to time, but so does the stmo software. You can run system tests, activate any actuator, reconfigure modules without needing the sales codes (like adding Nav, DRL's, HID's, etc.). This tool does everything the stmo can do minus flashing modules. I have had this setup for a few years now.