OHP FORScan ELM327 OBD2 to USB Diagnostic Scan Tool MS-CAN/HS-CAN

About this product

Don’t get robbed by a dealer - Save on repairs with DIY diagnostics. Our OB2 adapter and scanner diagnostic tool is the ideal code reader for cars and trucks, providing accurate and efficient diagnostics. OHP USB device for Ford - ELM327 compatible - connection speed up to 500 kbit/s. It is capable of bus speeds from 19200 baud to 500000 baud, default speed for ELM327 is 38400 baud. DIY Diagnosis: Read, interpret, and clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs) from your vehicle’s systems, including engine, transmission, ABS, and more. Each code includes a fault description to help identify the root cause of issues—empowering you to troubleshoot confidently and perform basic maintenance without a mechanic. Supported Software: FORScan (download separately from official site; setup may vary by vehicle and tool). Programming functions depend on vehicle year/model and FORScan software limitations. Some programming features require a FORScan Extended License (free trial available from FORScan developers). The license is not included with the cable. For diagnostic use only; does not modify emissions systems. Ford Cars and Light Pickup Trucks: Ford Focus - Mondeo / Fusion - Kuga - S-Max - C-Max - Transit - Transit Connect - Transit Customs - Ranger - Escape - EcoSport - Expedition - Mustang - Fiesta - Taurus - Edge - Flex - Explorer - GT - F-150 - F-250 - F-350 - F-450 - Hybrid - Electric Vehicle (EV) - Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle (PHEV) Mazda, Lincoln and Mercury Cars: Lincoln MKZ - MKZ Hybrid - MKC - MKT - MKX - Aviator - Continental - Nautilus - Navigator. . Designed for 12V vehicles only (cars, SUVs, light trucks) Not Compatible: Mazda 7th Gen (Mazda 3, CX-30, CX-50, CX-60, MX-30, etc.) and joint-venture models using non-Ford protocols (e.g., Ford Galaxy Mk2 by VW, Ford Ka Mk2 by Fiat, Ford Explorer EV CX740 by VW, Ford Territory CX743 by JAC). Windows Only Compatibility: Supports Windows XP/2000, Vista, 7, 8, and 10. NOT compatible with macOS, MacBook, Chromebook, tablets, or mobile devices unless running a full Windows environment. 💡 QUICK FIX: If Forscan/Computer can’t find your cable, try lowering the COM port number in Device Manager. (eg. COM10 to COM2). If the drivers don’t auto-install, manually install the FTDI driver to ensure detection.