{"id":638,"date":"2020-12-31T06:14:31","date_gmt":"2020-12-31T06:14:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.videnttech.org\/?p=638"},"modified":"2021-06-23T03:21:30","modified_gmt":"2021-06-23T03:21:30","slug":"vident-ilink-iauto-ismart-scan-tool-read-clear-code-by-obdstar-fca-12-8-universal-adapter","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/www.videnttech.org\/?p=638","title":{"rendered":"Vident iLink\/iAuto\/iSmart Scan Tool Read & Clear Code by OBDSTAR FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter"},"content":{"rendered":"

Why should I use an OBDSTAR FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter<\/strong><\/a><\/span> to read\/clear code with Vident iLink\/iAuto\/iSmart Scan Tool? Do all car models need the cable? How to use? This post will give you answer.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s OBDSTAR FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter?<\/strong>
\nAll 2018 FCA (FIAT\/CHRYSLER\/ALAFA ROMEO) vehicles are equipped with SGW safety gateway modules to prevent access to the vehicle from the OBD2 port via a non-original diagnostic scanner. The purpose of the FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter cable is to prevent attacks on the vehicle network via CAN bus.
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What\u2019s the function of OBDSTAR FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter?<\/strong>
\n\uf0fc Read fault code
\n\uf0fc Clear fault code
\n\uf0fc Identify VIN
\n\uf0fc Active test
\n\uf0fc Coding
\n\uf0fc ECU programming, etc.
\n\uf0fc Used with other diagnostic devices to read and clear fault code<\/p>\n

Which Vident scan tool is compatible with FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter?<\/strong>
\nAll Vident iLink\/iAuto\/iSmart san tools need to work with FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter cable to do the functions above for the car models after year 2018.
\nAvailable VIDENT scan tool: VIDENT iAuto708<\/span><\/strong><\/a> (Item No.SC508), VIDENT iAuto708 Lite<\/strong><\/a><\/span> (Item No.SC508-B), VIDENT iAuto708 Pro<\/span><\/strong><\/a> (Item No.SC508-C), VIDENT iAuto700<\/span><\/strong><\/a> (Item No.SC371), VIDENT iLink400<\/span><\/strong><\/a> (Item No.SC367) and VIDENT iLink450<\/span><\/strong><\/a> (Item No.SC370) and VIDENT iSmart900 (Item No.SP329).<\/p>\n

Which car models are supported by FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter?<\/strong>
\nChrysler 2018- Chrysler 300
\n2018- Chrysler Pacifica
\nDodge 2018- Dodge Challenger
\n2018- Dodge Charger
\n2018- Dodge Durango
\n2018- Dodge Journey
\n2018- Dodge Ram
\nJeep 2018- Jeep Cherokee
\n2018- Grand Cherokee
\n2018- Jeep compass
\n2018- Jeep Wrangler
\n2018- Jeep Renegade
\nFiat 2018- Fiat
\nMaserati 2018- Maserati and Ghibli<\/p>\n

How to use OBDSTAR FCA Adapter?<\/strong>
\nStep 1: Locate and unplug the 12 PIN& 8 PIN connectors of the SGW module
\nStep 2: Connect the FCA 12+8 directly to the 12PIN and 8 PIN connector on the car (two connectors connected to the SGW)
\nStep 3: Achieve normal communication with the car
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If you have any other question about this FCA 12+ 8 Universal Adapter, please feel free to contact us.
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