Genisis Evo Scan Tool HURRY!

[Mister_Perkins]

Just a FYI If anyone is looking for a really excellent quality scan tool in the next 1.5 hours, theres one for sale for $450.00 right now. These things go for $2,000- $3,000.00.

I paid $2300.00 for mine a couple years ago. wish i would have saved my money. lol

Anyways, heres the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/GENIS...motiveQ5fTools


Link for more information on the Genisys:
http://genisysotc.com/

[Mister_Perkins]

25 minutes left!

I would like to see one of u guys get this scan tool. Nice thing about it is you can watch data stream, its got hookups for Oscilloscope for Wave forms (o2 sensors, crank sensor, cam sensor, etc..). Can diagnose ABS Problems. For newer OBDII cars you can function things such as turning fuel pump to "ON" Turn wipers on, headlights, engine all with the scan tool to diagnose a problem.

Don't let this opportunity pass! . lol .. I feel like a salesmen

[Mister_Perkins]

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[LynchburgCSI]

Zero bids... it might get reposted. Cool toy though.

[Mister_Perkins]

Yeah the genesys is awesome .. Very very good support too at OTC

[Chris Crash]

Damn. Could use this....

but my bank accounts in the red.....

damned government and their high ass income taxes.

[Mister_Perkins]

anarchy

[agni]

Couldn't a simple OBDII to USB adapter (like the one here: http://www.scantool.net/elmscan5-compact.html), coupled with the right software, do anything that these expensive scanners can do? Not that they aren't neat, but why spend thousands of dollars on something that can be done with a laptop?

[carsrus]

Originally Posted by agni

Couldn't a simple OBDII to USB adapter (like the one here: http://www.scantool.net/elmscan5-compact.html), coupled with the right software, do anything that these expensive scanners can do? Not that they aren't neat, but why spend thousands of dollars on something that can be done with a laptop?

No alot of car have special dongles and adapters to read different codes. Thats why reading ABS and SRS codes are so hard. The laptop can get most stuff done but some cars are ridiculously selective on non powertrain codes.

The Genesis is nice but there pretty dated. No wifi etc, but that was a great price anyways.

[Mister_Perkins]

lol, the basic OBDII datastream monitor can do some things like the Evo, but its no where close to everything the Evo is capable of. the Evo is lightyears ahead of the monitor your speaking of.

Here are the applications that are available for the scan tool:

Latin American Cars (Audi, bmw, etc..)
http://genisysotc.com/pdfs/Genisys%2...plications.pdf

Asian Vehicles (Honda, Toyota, Lexus, etc..)
http://genisysotc.com/pdfs/Genisys%2...plications.pdf


Domestic Vehicles (Saturn, Jeep, GM, etc..)
http://genisysotc.com/pdfs/Genisys%2...plications.pdf

Just take a look at everything that the scan tool can check out..

Some things include ;

ABS
SRS
4 Wheel Drive
Hands free Phone
Instrument Panel
Seat Weight Sensor
Tire Pressure Monitor
Transmission
Occupant Position Detect
Climate Control
Vehicle Theft Deterrent
PCM
Rear Integration Module
Door Actuators
Fuel Pump
Injectors
Body/lighting system
Parking Brakes
Vehicle Comm Interface
Power Slide Doors

Not to mention all of the extra stuff it comes with like:

InfoTech Component Information software
ABS/Air Bag software with OEM vehicle-specific cables
Code-Assist experienced-based Confirmed Fixes from Idenifix
Scan and Scope Kit to watch wave forms when diagnosing electrical problems
Smart Cable (Auto detects vehicle)

and more..


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to the post above .. I like to be in the vehicle, listening to it run, smelling the exhaust, listening to the motor run. I wouldn't want to be in my office watching datastream and having a major problem happen and ruin the vehicle. Especially because 90% of the vehicles are not mine. lol

And OTC actually does offer a Wifi hookup (ConnecTech Wireless Kit)

http://www.ntxtools.com/network-tool...C-3421-36.html