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Truck software advice - earnies2 - 01-11-2017
this is what i am looking to buy i am looking for input on this
Xtruck USB Link 125032 Heavy Duty Code Reader Truck Diagnostic Tool by Factory, OEM Xtruck USB Link 125032 Heavy Duty Code Reader Truck Diagnostic Tool
by Factory, OEM
Link: https://amzn.to/2GSmPRG
Thanks in advance
RE: Truck software advice - Rawze - 01-11-2017
This looks to me like nothing but a chineese fake Nexiq that has been re-packaged. Most people report a LOT of problems with them. They tend to work for a short while, then go bad.
There are so many fakes running around, i would suggest your local fleetpride to get a genuine Nexiq. That way if you have trouble with it, you can take it back to them for an exchange if necessary.
RE: Truck software advice - fargonaz - 01-11-2017
Let us know how it works.
I have another cheap ass chinky clone coming called vxtrucks. I'll let you know how it goes.
RE: Truck software advice - Signature620 - 01-11-2017
Spend the money on good equipment. You're saving a lot by doing your own diagnostics and repairs so use the savings to invest in tools and Nexiqs/Inlines that won't let you down.
RE: Truck software advice - snailexpress - 01-11-2017
(01-11-2017 )earnies2 Wrote: this is what i am looking to buy i am looking for input on thisIn description it says 24 volts, it will work only with diagnostic programs they provided on CD.
Xtruck USB Link 125032 Heavy Duty Code Reader Truck Diagnostic Tool by Factory, OEM Xtruck USB Link 125032 Heavy Duty Code Reader Truck Diagnostic Tool
by Factory, OEM
Link: https://amzn.to/2GSmPRG
Thanks in advance
What if their software is too old and you can not update it?
All 'universal' tools are equal to this [attachment=2346]
RE: Truck software advice - fargonaz - 01-11-2017
I enjoy mucking(disassembling) about with gadgets like this, if I can report what works or doesn't with it and exactly why, maybe I can discourage someone else, or help him with it. The intriguing thing about these is that there is absolutely no one using them for our purpose(at least not reporting about it). I guess I'm funny like that.
RE: Truck software advice - fargonaz - 01-14-2017
The vxtrucks works fine. I'm using windows XP and had to google the driver. I've only tried 7.5 and was able to do a couple of things like let the clutch interrupt the jake and cruise, which has been driving me nuts since I got the thing. Will be doing a regen tomorrow after I shut down for the day.
Speaking of regen, I was looking at the history and notice that my outlet temps have been between 1000 - 1100; what's normal? My differentials go from 5.0 - 1.6; maybe due to interrupted regen?
Thanks
RE: Truck software advice - Rawze - 01-15-2017
Any history numbers above 3.0 is not good.
RE: Truck software advice - earnies2 - 01-22-2017
(01-11-2017 )Rawze Wrote: This looks to me like nothing but a chineese fake Nexiq that has been re-packaged. Most people report a LOT of problems with them. They tend to work for a short while, then go bad.
There are so many fakes running around, i would suggest your local fleetpride to get a genuine Nexiq. That way if you have trouble with it, you can take it back to them for an exchange if necessary.
What is the cost at Fleetpride and what about the software?