OHP FORScan ELM327-based OBD2 to USB Diagnostic Scan Tool with MS-Can/HS-Can Switch for Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury Vehicles

OHP FORScan ELM327-based OBD2 to USB Diagnostic Scan Tool with MS-Can/HS-Can Switch for Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury Vehicles

• 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. Not all vehicles support PATS, key programming, or module reconfiguration. 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.
• 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.