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Review of:VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2
Product Type: ” Handheld Unit “
Reviewed by:Alex Meyer
Quality of Build
Mostly fine except for the cord which is not very durable
Value For Money
Very inexpensive for its wide range of features
Ease of Use
As is the case with all such tools, it does take some practice
Integration
Requires you to have a Windows PC with a specific OS
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What We Don’t Like
This is a the review of the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2, a fantastic diagnostic and programming system for GM and Opel cars, plus SAAB too. This scanner is firmware updatable, it features an easy PC to USB connection system, and is FCC and CE hardware compliant.
Here you get 2 parts, which include tech2win and GDS2. This is a global diagnostic system that can be used for vehicle road tests, programming, error code reading and erasing, to display older diagnostic and programming sessions, and much more.
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Product Overview
When it comes down to it, the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 is fairly simple to use. Simply plug one end into your automobile, and use the USB connection to plug the other end into the computer. Beware that this item does require a fairly new version of Microsoft Windows to function properly.
It’s a nifty little device that can be used for a wide array of programming, error code reading, and function resets. It does come with all of the necessary software to install on your computer, but it is a bit of a pain seeing as you have to disable all anti-virus and firewall systems on your PC.
Who Is This Product For
If you have an Opel, GM, SAAB, or other such vehicle, the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 is probably a good systems diagnostic and programming tool for you. As long as you have an computer that can load the software, it should be good to go. Yes, as is the case with all diagnostics tools for cars, it does take a bit of practice to get the hang of, but it will allow you to save a whole lot of money and get your car in the condition you need it to be in. It’s a great item for anybody who wants increased control over the function of their car.
What’s Included
When you buy the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2, you get the scanner itself plus the necessary software to install onto your computer. It also comes with all of the necessary cords so you can connect it to your PC. This item is fully compatible with SAE-J2534-1 & SAE-J2534-2, and comes with both tech2win and GDS2 software.
Overview of Features
The VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 has many convenient features, with one of them being a physical USB connection. You don’t need a fancy smartphone or Bluetooth to use this scanner. Keep in mind that this item works in multiple languages for convenience. One main feature here is that it can read codes, code statuses, and freeze-frame data, plus it has the ability to clear old error codes as well.
What is also neat about the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 is that it can be used to read the VIN number, ECU parts numbers, and various software numbers too, so you can identify the exact components of your vehicle.
Furthermore, this item can read, record, and replay stored data, which is made easier when you transfer all of the data over to your computer. The VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 can also control and monitor various output functions, plus it can configure and reset a wide variety of functions as well.
The VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2 is also designed to record and/or display the history from various previous vehicle diagnostic sessions. This kit supports both GDS and GDS2, with the GDS2 being a bit easier and faster to use. If you need updates, they can be found on TIS2Web.
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Manufacturer’s site: http://www.vxdiagshop.com/User’s manual: Check Here
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Conclusion
If you have a GM, SAAB, or Opel, and need to run diagnostics and program various functions, we would recommend taking a look at the VXDIAG VCX Nano GDS2.
