This New Scan Tool Changes Everything
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- Scan tool review. How to use a scan tool on your car or truck, DIY and truck review with Scotty Kilmer. Are Fords the best cars and trucks to buy? This New Scan Tool Changes Everything. Should I buy a Ford? Are Fords reliable? Does Ford make good cars? How to use a scan tool. The best scan tool to buy. Everything you need to know about Ford. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 54 years.
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Scotty!! Would i be able to bring my car to you for you to check out?! It's a 2011 Ford Escape with almost 250,000 miles on it. Same engine and Trans. Just idles rough and can't quite figure out the issue with it. It's worse in the cold air and better in the warmer air. Been going on for a couple years now. Besides that it's a great car. Would love for you to see a ford with 250,000 miles on it hahah
I got my ghetto scan tool from harbor freight lol it was so cheap I dont know how much it was when I bought the thing but it brang up codes for my gs300, 350z etc after I tended to those codes the vehicles ran fine so heck if it works it works.
Scotty what do you think of the new Iveco Daily?
Scotty is their a channel like yours for motorcycles ?
Do you have what we need to look for in a scan tool? I’m needing a full system.
Growing up with a dad who worked on cars and taught me about them is invaluable. We have a lift in the garage and can do most repairs ourselves. We know it’s done right and I can bond with my dad at the same time!
A LIFT!!? you spoiled brat 😁
Everything you just said sums up my bond with my dad… except the lift😭
My experience working on cars with my dad was learning to cuss and avoid getting hit by thrown tools. 🤣
What type lift quik lift?
Cherish those moments!
With theses outrageous car prices cars should come with built in scan tools already😳
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I agree!
They should but the dealership wants their money
I'll drink to that
Especially german cars
I get my 30-year-old truck looked at by a very good mechanic every single spring. Sometimes, he'll change the plugs other something else but I have never gotten a bill over $225; ever. He takes great care of keeping it running in tippy top shape and I am grateful to that man. He is as honest as the day is long. A woman actually owns that little shop and she runs a tight ship.
I will never, ever take it to a place like Goodyear or a dealer again. The last time I did I was quoted $1500. I paid $50 for the diagnostic, went to a parts store, bought the parts and made the repairs needed and my total cost including the diagnostic was $150. Talk about mark up!
Charging you $225 but charging others $600 lol I know the mechanic game well.
Usually dealers charge 100-200$ for scanning. They used to say computer scanning. I often noticed the device they used is much primitive.
How many miles you drive a year for him to be changing the plugs "sometimes"?
A very good honest mechanic is very rare
@@sssnipermonkey5566 Hey you. I do the cynic stuff around here !
It's funny to consider the differences from diagnostics of years gone by and today. I remember when my Dad, a master mechanic and master machinist, was teaching me about such things way back in the 60's and the diagnostic tool we used most back then was 'listening' and knowing the noises and from where they came. Life was so much simpler back then.
And you could adjust carburetors using a small piece of tubing. Points could be set using a feeler gauge. :Pros adjusted the timing with a strobe light. The rest of us just listened to the RPM while we twisted on the distributor. If an engine would not start, there were really only two things that could be wrong: No spark (fire) or no fuel. Once you narrowed it down to one or the other you could get more specific from there. I bet you remember.
Sensors are the better, but they need a scan tool to diagnose faster. Fuel injectors alone were a perfect upgrade from carburetors
Being a machinist myself I think I can pretty much fix anything but damn a carburetor rebuild was a learning experience in very good engineering....that nobody knows now. I had a 76 ford and it took me 3 months to figure it out because I'd taken the whole thing apart to rebuild it.
When I was in my apprenticeship we had a Sun scope that took up half the shop and all it did was tell if the points or distributer was OK. It also showed bad wires or plugs, and if you paid attention you could spot bad engine issues.
The good old vacuum gauge. I still think it’s the best gauge. All turbo cars should still have a needle gauge.
Scotty, from a kid who didn’t grow up with anyone to teach me about cars, ( me and my momma lol) I appreciate all these videos so much. You help people like me trying to learn about cars so much. I’ve learned a lot from you and I thank you!
you were raised by a single mom lol, so funny lmfao hahaha
he gives me a head ache.....
Long time DIYer here. Been using the Torque Pro with BT device for a long time while looking at advanced scanners for YEARS... but wanted to keep under $1,000. XTool is a game changer and they just upgraded their D7 and D8 devices. I just received my XTool D8W. It is Wireless Direct, not Blue Tooth. Data transfer is much faster than bluetooth. My expectations have been exceeded. If you've been on the fence, look no further. And, don't be pennywise and pound foolish. Spend the extra $$ for the D8W. Enjoy! 0:02
I just bought the same tool - absolutely impressed with everything from the OEM body and powertrain programming functions, key programming, ABS, you name it. Much cheaper than a Maxidas but just as capable
How about bcm programming for chevy and jeep?
Can it reset TPMS sensors?
Can it program a toyota key? In my case its a 2017 Corolla
Does have the all key lost key programming function?
Does it do mileage correction?
I bought one of these a month ago, because extending the CPO on our 2017 BMW 440i was going to cost $4000.
Two days after I got it, my friend borrowed it and was able to see that his 2yo Tundra's wheel speed sensor was hosed.
The dealer couldn't find the problem. He showed them video of using the scan tool and they replaced the sensor under warranty.
He bought an X8 IMMEDIATELY.
A couple of weeks ago, my son barely made it home in his 2003 Accord. I used the scan tool to find 2 bad ignition coils. Simple diagnosis with the X8 and simple fix.
You can tell Scott is genuinely excited recording this video, like a kid in a candy shop with someone else's candy
Did U lose ur candy lol
I've watched countless videos on this scan tool which looks like an Xtool D8. This video is by far the most informative. Most of the other videos focus on the bi-directional special functions - which IS very useful for troubleshooting however, the way in which you described this tool could influence my 86 year ol mom to buy one but she doesn't have a driver's license and never drove a day in her life. I bet if she watched this video, she'd buy one anyway. hehehehe
Scotty ! One of the best darn videos you have done in awhile.......( I like them all ).......35 year mechanic but same basic principals.......nice unit .....
If you're working with Fords specifically, with an OBD Link EX cable, a free copy of Forscan, and a laptop, you can get all the scanning tools you need for $50. Once you pay $10 for Forscan, you do get some extras like being able to tweak vehicle behavior (like adding cruise control or enabling post-purchase sensors)
purchased XTool D8. outstanding tool. $688.00 + tax. have used it on several vehicles, I find it comparable to launch X431 V+, autel, and snapon scantools. equal to or greater diagonoetic capabilities; far less in cost. three years free updates. also, XTool D8 has brought out a BT (blue tooth) model, just over $700.00. thousands less than autel and snapon scan tools.thank you Scotty Kilmer for another outstanding presentation. I will soon be 73 years old, I use this tool frequently. wish i had this several years ago.
Another great video Scotty. I am pleasantly surprised that such full featured generic (all manufacturers) smart scan tools are becoming somewhat reasonably priced now. I see the slightly lower priced Xtool sibling model the D7 Smart Diag Tool is priced around $400-500 which is really not bad for a DIY home mechanic who wants to diagnose and do most of the simple maintenance at home when possible. Until now too much of the data and ability to interact with the ECUs had not been within reach of the average DIY mechanic. Love seeing you go through the features of this scanner and explain the value and ease of use for the average mechanically inclined home mechanic.
Oh, and no wonder this guy is smart enough to buy that tool, he's got an old iPod with Led Zeppelin on it!
I love these scan tool vids Scotty. Glad to see that Ford doing so well.
Back in the day (love that quip)there was a diagnostic tournament you could enter and diagnose cars with problems from easy to very difficult and if you made it through with a top score you got a cash prize and a large trophy!
Sounds like a great game show for a local TV market.
Thank you sir! I always wondered why my short term fuel trim hunted positive and negative. The interval of that happening was predictable enough [in a consistant small range] I figured there was a design element somehow, somewhere.
I got a Foxwell NT-630 Plus. Has it for a while but now I may finally go back to working in a shop and may start looking to upgrade. Scanners are getting more unbelievable all the time! 👍
What are your thoughts on the Foxwell NT-650 Elite for a DIY’er? I wouldn’t mind spending a pretty penny to get this scanner, but seeing a couple of videos & saving a lot of cash would be nice, so how has your foxwell held up for you?
Fantastic! I saw someone in a video using this thing but I don’t know much about lower end scanners. I went from CAT electronic technician and Diamond Logic Builder to using a SnapOn modus ultra. But I’m not spending $7,000 so I decided to see what Scotty said about the scanner. I’m very glad you did a video on it.
Scotty you are an awesome mechanic, thank you for all of your hard work sir! You are a tremendous help and saved me tons of money thank you sir!
I’m about to be 26 this month and I’ve never taken a single vehicle to a shop for anything, either my dad or big brother would fix it for me, then I watched them and now I’ve began to work on them myself, just did a ford 4.6 intake manifold and water pump last week, if I can do this stuff anyone can, you just got to put in the time and work it takes to learn, I’ve saved thousands of dollars doing stuff DIY, a mechanic would’ve charged me at least 800 to 1000 bucks, I did it myself for 140 bucks, sure I had to buy some tools I didn’t have but now I’ve got those tools for the rest of my life now
Hell yeah I’m getting this scan tool right now!
Looks like I have got a lot to learn. Good on you Scotty. 👍👍👍👍
Very informative, thank you.
My go-to Scanner is the Launch. It uses Bluetooth and WiFi. Free updates for Two years and because of the Bluetooth capability, the Technician can use the scan tool away from the vehicle.
My Snap-on Verus pro is too big for day to day diagnostics. It's only needed if there is a communication failure between any of the Modules on the Can- Bus network. The Oscilloscope feature on the Verus Pro is rarely needed.
Brilliant review, love your videos ! 🇬🇧
I have the same 2010 F250 same engine except with a manual transmission. The major work has been a new A/C compressor (the front bearing was shot), and a complete brake rebuild (equalizer defective and rear brakes were corroded and stuck). My OBD II diagnostic tool is a reconditioned Harbor Freight scanner. Installed an Android Head Unit with backup camera.
I did my research and after watching this video I bought the Xtool D7. It came in the mail Friday, 3/12/22, and I played with it on the weekend. I worked on My 2003 Volvo S40, which had the check engine light on. I was able to make the windshile go on and off and it read some other stuff.
So is it worth it ? And will it work with 2010 HYUNDAI GENESIS ?
Thank you for the video.
Great information.
Love your videos man
Thanks for the info
Thank you Professor Kilmer.
Love your videos and you enthusiasm awesome Scotty.
Scotty, if this were my truck and got such a good reading from the scan tool I just bought, I'd want you to recheck everything with the scan tool you have just for accuracy sake.
Love Scotty. Everytime I watch one of these I can't help but think how he could do animated character voiceovers..
To work on modern cars, one has to be an computer technician, data analyst, and electrician.
Ow yeah, i almost forgot you have to be a mechanic as well.
Well spoken
Correct.
One thing I've taken away from watching this channel is get yourself at the very least a mid range scan tool for your vehicles. Worth their weight in gold.
Good Stuff, Great Tips😃👍🏿
Scotty's the man!
Good info. I ended up getting a very good price on a Autel now just need to learn to use it.
I just bought the D7 for $500, I'm blown away at everything it can do. Worth every penny.
Where?
Thank you scotty. Now I’m ready to buy this for my 21 Camry
Great video
Hey old horse I love you man I hope you’re doing good!!
God bless you and your family you are awesome
listening to Scotty save you a lot of money thank you
I thought about starting a channel about how “problematic” working on Jeeps is, then I woke up from my nightmare.
My wife wants a jeep. But you're scaring me. LOL
My subscription for my current Launch tool is up in May. The renewal fee is $599 per year. I'm going to give this tool a go.
Hey Scotty I'm an old school mechanic and like many others had to join the 21st century to work on my own car and these scanners are a must (even the cheaper ones). But I think dealerships and manufacturers will regain their edge by putting even more patents on parts so you have to buy dealer parts. Oh well, that's business lol.
Scotty, you're a good dude. Your vids are extremely informative, but it's you that make them great.
great video.i just ordered an xtool d7
For the money that scan tool give you a lot of information. I saw a review on another channel and I’m really considering it.
My business is beside a mechanic shop. I could never do mechanic work like you Scotty for living. I've known a lot of mechanics and it seems the number one issue in that field is customers always trying to scam or rip off the repairmen. I've had my vehicles worked on by multiple guys in multiple states and I've never experienced the whole shady mechanic experience but I've seen so many customers trying to scam the shop beside me.
I have the D7 and it works great.
Wow, I have a 2020 200 series Land Cruiser with the twin turbo V8 and people say it must be thirsty. It gets 19mpg on the highway and 17mpg around town. 11mpg is crazy. Lucky gas is cheap in the US.
This trucks owner is a madman. Takes care of his truck and invests in the right scanner. I love his Scooby snacks for a quick energy boost.👍❤️
Hell yeah. Invested that money he saved from not buying an expensive new truck.
Now he has a tool that will keep providing value for years.
Great Afternoon, Scotty!!!
afternoon!
Great video.
Scotty - how does the XTool D8 compare to your Autel MaxiIM IM608 scan tool? I'd love to see you do a long, detailed video comparing them.
Spot on
Very excellent tool Scotty...
Im glad you did this video 1st time seeing it and I bought one just a year ago ive diagnosed 30
Plus vehicles mine my girlfriends friends neighbors coworkers it’s a very useful tool even programs key fobs value is having it when you need it and today everything breaks eventually so it will pay for itself many times over id buy it again however I saved a few bucks by deciding not to get the blue tooth version and stick with wired it’s a D8 and I love it comes with a subscription for 3 years free updates
Fantastic Scotty! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂🎯
I recommend you to try the more expensive ones that have topology mapping. It shows you the whole picture of the modules and you can see right away where the problem is. It is incredible. You don't even have to look to all the data to pinpoint the problem. You can see it directly in the map
With the cost of vehicles these days they should automatically come with a good scanner or at the very least have a menu button for this feature in cars that come with large displays.
they dont do this because they dont want us fixing the car they want you to bring it to dealership
Hey scotty thats some gadget! Even the connectors match his truck color.
Nice review Scotty. I'm wondering if I can recalibrate my 05 Lexus ES 330 passenger seat occupancy weight sensor with that scanner?
I have one of the xtool d7. They are excellent diag tool for an awesome price
I got the xtool D9. I love it!!! xtool has a lot of affordable OBD2 scanners.
When Scotty said updates screw things up....that is gospel....I wish the. Rep at my cellphone co told me that before I did a update and lost features on the smartphone...
Likely this unit would not work with my 94 and 05 models
But I loved the video
As all Scotty videos rock
As an old computer tech, I'm reminded of this: "you can't get blood from a turnip".
SCOTTY KILMER please live forever you are a national treasure
Nice video scotty
I remember when I thought I was high tech when I had a Sun machine.
Yes back in the day, the sun machine was the size of some of today’s cars. People were amazed at how they worked too.
XTOOL D7/D8 are reviewed by many people recently, but none of them mention if they could reset ECUs.
Xtool compensates well for reviews.
Notice that NONE of the reviewers demostrate the real functions that you pay for( service resets, active tests, etc) I have an Xtool and it lets me down every single time I have to do some serious work on a customer's vehicle
good stuff scotty
That is one awesome tool!!
Great tool! $700! That’s more than I’ve paid for half the cars I’ve owned. Great video, Scotty.
That's why you had so many cars for $700 a car it can’t last that long! Hahahaha
What cars do you buy that amount?
I wish to be like you
@@elvismanrocksAuction duh.
Nice tool!…I like my “Blue Driver” with an iPad…But not quite as much info as your tool!👌
It's funny how Scotty presents the scenario that you can actually talk to your mechanic and they will give you honest communication. I don't think I've met an honest one yet in person and I am 40 years old. And I've met quite a few, dealerships and independent mechanics
What do you do for a living? I have never met an honest person in that industry either. Even pastors are a bunch of crooks. Keep your eyes open folks.
I use a cheap OBD port reader with bluetooth and Torque Pro, which has graphing capabilities. $25 for the pair. It's done pretty well by my book.
Scotty should do a video on what you get in data compared to his 5610 INNOVA and something like XTool or an Autel.
I can get a lot of useful information out of my wireless OBD2 adapter and the Torque Pro App on my Android Smartphone. $15 for the adapter and $5 for the App. Maybe some day I'll cough up more dough for a better tool.
BTW, I spend a lot of time watching your videos ... keep producing them, their great, learning a lot.
Same here. I just need a good source for PIDs.
I have the 2011 ecoboost with the harsh shift into 2nd gear. Hoping a new filter and fresh solenoid bar will fix it. Don't think the adaptive table will ever figure this one out. Previously a Ford PCM recall produced an Initial Configuration not complete code. Pcm cant communicate with bcm. it's never shifted the same after the update. It's a good product with a catch can and if you want to get into truck mechanics. When you look at a good scan tool it's impressive whats going on under the hood.
Thank you
Scotty is SOOOOOO right about software updates. Wait until the complaints about the updates stop before updating your own!
I have the X Tool D8BT and will make a video soon. It’s pretty good for the most part
Like to be able to afford one .Would make life easier. Great video Scotty. All the best from Tassie Australia..
Hey Scotty! A Led Zeppelin man I love it. Coool ! 😎🎸🥁👍
The D7 model of this tool can do the same for close to half the price and it is not slow either.Small battery is only drawback.but that is easy to just to use a charger to plug in to the car,s power outlets so it have power.
That may be from vehicles from 2007 with the can system that was after the OBD2 which is basically the same system it just has more data control sensors senders used to be you just have a vacuum pressure valve on the fuel line so you have basically two different pressure systems you know one when your item the fuel pump doesn't have to work as fast as it hard and then when you step on the gas and immediately goes to the next level so basically you just have to pressure things on your fuel line
Just like my Rav4, lf Scotty says the scanner is good 👍l am buying it. Tennessee has the best Utubers.
❤❤❤❤❤ nice. Thank you
Hi Scotty, Great Show!!
Can this tool disable and enable VCM on 2019 Honda Pilot?
I have the D7, looks impressive, lists lots of cars, wont connect to most of them. Hoping if I keep updating it might actually be useful.
Thats all great and all, the tons of info and faults it shows BUT DOES IT TELL YOU HOW TO FIX THE PROBLEMS?
4:11 My 2011 Chevy Silverado with 5.3 has almost all the original parts except General wear parts and maintenance has 20013 thousand miles and still runs great
213 thousand
I agree with your handle name brother.
For as much as people love to complain about how complicated cars are nowadays, I personally think its fantastic to have computers be able to save hours on diagnostic times. With all these new cars having big screens i hope they start coming with factory scan tools soon (they probably won't but a guy can dream)
Toyota actually sells their Dealer software called Tech Stream.
@@Argedis that's great too know.
Dealers won't be able to make money, they make bulk of money on service/repairs.
@@Argedisthey sell it, but it is circa $10,000! Great if you have a fleet of Toyotas ! Good luck if you don’t 😂
@@southerncharity7928 But you don't need it. Toyota allows their diagnostic software to be used in third party scan tools like the one in the video.
I was only saying you can actually buy the 'official' software the dealers use but it's for dealers so why would you pay that lol
It's companies like Tesla that don't offer their diagnostics to be used with third party scan tools. They force you to buy their official expensive software.
THX.DAN
I feel you on that Scotty the 11 android update ever sence that some of the apps are not working.
I wanna get that Blu Driver scan tool