X TOOL D9 PRO Diagnose & Reset Land Rover Discovery Engine ABS Airbags Fault Warning Lights

This video will show you the X TOOL D9 PRO working on a Land Rover Discovery to diagnose & reset faults in the check engine, abs (3 amigo's) srs airbag faults, and will show you how to turn off the warning lights and erase the trouble fault codes. Its very easy, just follow the simple steps.
Although this video has the kit working on a Discovery 3, the tool also works on other models like Discovery 2, Discovery 4, Discovery 5, Discovery Sport, Freelander 1, Freelander 2, Range Rover, Range Rover Evoque, Range Rover Velar, Some Defender models also.
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[@Omardottcom]

I have the Xtool A30M…. Best DIY home/weekend mechanic scanner I’ve ever had and fairly inexpensive . I’m so happy with xtools. They do so much. Not everything you can think of, but a good 90% of everything you want to do.

[@bernardaflores1720]

I like the 3 amigos comment. I just bought the D8 which is similar!

[@scraplifetrashtocash4551]

The D9 pro is way more advanced then the D8. Not even close

[@bernardaflores1720]

@@scraplifetrashtocash4551 Nice

[@djwilson48625]

The Pro does some programming. As far as my 2 F150's, all 3 do the same tests etc, but the pro does some programming, according to their "Functions" section of their webpage.

[@rzgarkareem998]

Hi x tool D9 pro is working a new car 2023 Mazda cx50 ? Thanks

[@topakkhangaming3759]

Bro i need scanner can you give me🙂😜😛

[@mechanicandskills7215]

*Time Well Wasted yes i said that* !! . tool does not stream line the fault code pids for what you wish to view there for you are forced to go throw pages and pages and pages of pids you dont want to find the pids you do want . not very efficient yous of my time .Having to look up more than one ERROR code becomes tedious and tiring in a garage setting .

[@Al8minium]

If I understand your comment correctly, you can narrow down the PIDs using the search facility, I've done this on the xtool D7.