FORScan Pro ELM327 V1.5 for Ford Coding USB OBD2 Scanner Adapter Car Diagnostic Tool HS/ MS CAN with Auto Switch

FORScan Pro is a scanner special for Ford, Mazda, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles, designed work over FORScan software to make diagnosis and hidden functions programming base on OBD2 protocols.

How Special on FORScan Pro?

There are many OBD2 scanners, but does the FORScan somehow differ? Yes, because it is designed especially for Ford, Mazda, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles. So supports specific features of the manufacturer protocols, making the FORScan more powerful in work with these models than any regular OBD2 scanner.
For example, FORScan can detect modules which are not visible for regular OBD2 scanners, can show you trouble codes which are never displayed by OBD2 scanners, can show you PIDs which are not supported by any OBD2 scanner, run specific tests and service procedures. In other words, FORScan can do things that regular OBD2 scanners can not do.

Supported Vehicles

All Ford, Mazda, Lincoln, Mercury vehicles that can be addressed by supported adapters. It is 99% of models after 2000 and around 92% of models after 1996 (the year when OBD2 became a standart in USA).
【Note: New 2019+ Mazda 3 and CX-30 are not supported yet】

On Basis of OBD2 Protocol

If you are not sure that your vehicle OBD2 compliant or not , look under the hood and try to locate a label that explicitly states that the vehicle was designed to comply with OBD2 legislation.

VEHICLE EMISSION CONTROL INFORMATION Label as photo showing.
In this case, OBDII is used as a general term and can mean any of the following:

OBD II (California ARB)
EOBD (European OBD)
JOBD (Japanese OBD)

You may also consult your vehicle's owner's manual and perhaps contact your local dealer. However, be aware of the fact that many dealers do not know the difference between OBD and OBD2.

If the vehicle is not OBD2 compliant, you cannot use this USB ELM327 V1.5 OBD2 scan tool to obtain diagnostic information and activate hidden functions from your vehicle.

Where is the OBD2 Connector?

The OBD2 connector normally located in position "A" and "B", and for a few part of vehicles will find it in position "C" and "D"

Work with Ford Series Light Truck

This diagnostic tool was made for FORscan, it supports 12V Ford F Series light truck, like F-150, F-250, F-350, F-450

USB Cable Connection

More reliable on hidden function programming through USB ELM327 V1.5, don't worry about that it hurts your car during programming due to communication disconnected suddenly.

Softwares Compatible

FORScan, Elmconfig, FF2 and FoCCCus for Ford Series Programming.
ScanMaster for normal ELM327 scanning.

Support Windows XP/7/ Windows 8/Windows 10.
Note: Only x86 architecture is supported for Windows.
[ARM architecture is not supported!]

OBDMonster

OBDMonster is the original manufacturer with own development department, support OEM service and welcome drop shipping.

Guarantee

It will be double test before shippment, cover 15 days free return for some regions, and full technical support with 24 hours quick response service. If any problems, please kindly contact us for support service.

Problem 1: Connection with the vehicle error under Windows 10 system

Solution:
1/>>>Set the FORScan software Compatibility to "Windows 7".
Right -click the FORScan icon on desktop, Choose " Properties" , Choose "Compatibility", Choose " Windows7 " , then save.

2/>>>Run FORScan software as Administrator.
Right-click FORScan icon, choose " Run as Administrator" , connect the cable to car and laptop, put ignition on to test.

Problem 2: The FORScan Pro scan tool can not connect to computer successfully.

Solution:
>>>Check if the USB Driver installed proerply. Right-click "My computer" --> "Device Manager" --> Ports (COM&LPT) shows "CH340T", if not appearance, please install the USB Driver.

Problem 3: Some of the MS-CAN Modules are not available.

Solution:
>>>In settings set the MS-CAN support to RTS replay mode under ELM327 specific.

Package Included

1 x USB ELM327 V1.5 (FORScan Pro)
1 x User Instruction