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1  INTRODUCTION

 

 

1.1 About the CEOBDPRO Code Reader 

This  powerful  device  will  help  you  take charge  of  your  vehicle’s 
maintenance  and  servicing  needs.  Today’s  vehicles  use Computer 
Control  Systems  to  ensure  peak performance  and  fuel  efficiency  while 
reducing pollutants in the vehicle’s emissions. These systems also have 
the  ability  to  perform  self-testing  and  diagnostics on various  vehicle 
systems  and  components,  and  provide  valuable information  to  aid  in 
servicing  and  repair.  However,  these  sophisticated  systems  often 
required  expensive  devices  and test equipment  in  order  to retrieve  this 
information.  Until  now, consumers  had  to rely  on  professional  service 
technicians to maintain their vehicles in top condition. 
The  CEOBDPRO  Code  Reader

 

brings  the  power  of  the technician into 

your hands in a cost-effective, easy-to-use package. Whether you are a 
“put the key in and go” consumer, hobby mechanic or skilled DIYer, the 
Code Reader offers the features and functions you need to take control 
of your vehicle’s testing, servicing and maintenance needs. 

 

1.2  Safety Precautions and Warnings 

To prevent personal injury or damage to vehicles and/or the Scan Tool, 
read  this instruction manual first and observe  the  following  safety 
precautions as a minimum whenever working on a vehicle: 
1.   Always perform automotive testing in a safe environment. 
2.   Wear safety eye protection that meets approved standards. 
3.   Keep clothing, hair, hands, tools, test equipment, etc, away  from all 

moving or hot engine parts. 

4.   Operate the vehicle in a well-ventilated work area; exhaust gases are 

poisonous. 

5.    Put  blocks  against  driven  wheels  and  never  leave  t h e   vehicle 

unattended while running tests. 

6.   Use  extreme  caution  when  working  around  the  ignition  coil, 

distributor  cap,  ignition  wires  and  spark plugs.  These components 
create hazardous voltages when  the engine is running. 

7.   Always put  the  transmission  in  PARK  (for  automatic  transmission) 

or NEUTRAL  (for manual transmission)  and  make sure the parking 
brake is engaged. 

8.   Keep  a  fire  extinguisher  suitable  for  fuel  /  chemical  /electrical  fires 

nearby. 

9.   Don’t connect or disconnect any test equipment with the ignition on, 

or engine running. 

10.  Keep  the  code reader dry,  clean and  free  from  oil,  water and 

grease.  Use a mild  detergent  on  a  clean  cloth  to  clean  the 
outside of the device when necessary. 

Summary of Contents for 4501130

Page 1: ...EOBD ENGINE FAULT CODE READER Model No CEOBDPRO Part No 4501130 USER INSTRUCTIONS GC04 14...

Page 2: ...4 OBD II Readiness Monitors 6 2 5 OBD II Monitor Readiness Status 6 2 6 OBD II Terminology 7 2 7 Vehicle Coverage 8 3 PRODUCT INFORMATION 3 1 Device Description 9 3 2 Product Specifications 9 3 3 Acce...

Page 3: ...ety Precautions and Warnings To prevent personal injury or damage to vehicles and or the Scan Tool read this instruction manual first and observe the following safety precautions as a minimum whenever...

Page 4: ...of Check Engine or Service Engine Soon The system will also store important information about the detected malfunction so that a technician can accurately find and fix the problem Here below follow th...

Page 5: ...DLC Data Link Connector or Diagnostic Link Connector is the standardized 16 cavity connector where diagnostic scan tools interface with the vehicle s on board computer The DLC is usually located 12 i...

Page 6: ...sors watching for engine misfire and monitoring fuel demands Non Continuous Monitors Unlike the continuous monitors many emissions and engine system components require the vehicle to be operated under...

Page 7: ...wertrain Control Module PCM OBDII terminology for the on board computer that controls engine and drivetrain Malfunction Indicator Light MIL Malfunction Indicator Light Service Engine Soon Check Engine...

Page 8: ...trim value engine coolant temperature ignition timing advance or closed loop status Fuel Trim FT Feedback adjustments to the base fuel schedule Short term fuel trim refers to dynamic or instantaneous...

Page 9: ...LEFT RIGHT BUTTONS Moves the cursor left or right for selection or move page up or down if more than one page is displayed 8 E S C B U T T O N R e t u r n s t o p r e v i o u s m e n u 9 USB Port Conn...

Page 10: ...ay be found for some vehicles and you will need to remove it before plugging in the OBDII cable 2 Plug the OBDII cable into the vehicle s DLC 3 5 Device Tool Setup Select Tool Setup in the Main Menu a...

Page 11: ...ow Press or to select ON OFF and press ENTER to confirm Unit of Measurement Set the Unit of Measurement Choose Beep and press ENTER The screen will display the interface as shown below Time and Date S...

Page 12: ...below Press or to select recording ON OFF and press ENTER to confirm 4 OPERATION 4 1 Connection 1 Turn the ignition off 2 Locate the vehicle DLC 3 Plug the OBDII cable into the vehicle 4 Turn the igni...

Page 13: ...ing Press ESC to back to the Main Menu of Diagnostic The screen will display as follows 4 2 1 Read Codes Select Read Codes and press ENTER in Diagnostic Menu If there are any codes the screen will dis...

Page 14: ...so show the content of the code below the number of code You can use the key to view the next code After viewing all the codes you can press ESC to return to the Diagnostic Menu 4 2 2 Erase Codes Sele...

Page 15: ...y the Government to meet Federal clean air standards I M Readiness indicates whether or not the various emissions related systems on the vehicle are operating properly and are ready for Inspection and...

Page 16: ...w other data of vehicle Press ENTER to return to Diagnostic Menu N A means not available on this vehicle INC means incomplete or not ready OK means Completed or Monitor OK 4 2 4 Data Stream Press the...

Page 17: ...ow Select View All Items and press the ENTER button The screen will display the interface as shown below You can use the LEFT RIGHT buttons to view other data streams Press ENTER to return to Diagnost...

Page 18: ...g ENTER the screen will display the interface as shown below Press ESC to return to the Diagnostic Menu Select View Graphic Items in Data stream menu and press ENTER and the screen will display the in...

Page 19: ...a snapshot of the operating conditions at the time of an emission related fault Note if DTCs were erased Freeze Frame Data may not be stored in the vehicle memory depending on the vehicle Select Freez...

Page 20: ...ddition not all vehicles support the Oxygen Sensors screen For results of the latest mandated on board oxygen sensor monitoring test see the graph below Select O2 Sensor Test in the Diagnostic menu an...

Page 21: ...n below Press ESC to return to Diagnostic Menu 4 2 7 On board monitor test This function can be utilized to read the results of on board diagnostic monitoring tests for specific components systems Sel...

Page 22: ...n Refer to the vehicle procedures necessary to stop the test Select EVAP System Test and press ENTER The screen will display the relative information about the EVAP system Some vehicle manufacturers d...

Page 23: ...It can be switched on by pressing the LEFT RIGHT key to input number After you input the code number press ENTER to view the definition of the code After viewing the definition press ESC to return to...

Page 24: ...w The recorded DTC will be displayed as shown You can use the keys and press the ENTER button to view detailed information 2 Review Data stream The operation is similar to the Review DTC function 3 Re...

Page 25: ...operation is similar to the Delete DTC 4 5 Help This function is used to view Tool Information About OBD and About Data stream Tool Information includes software version hardware version serial numbe...

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