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The WILMAR CORPORATION W2977 is a handheld OBD2 diagnostic scan tool that reads and clears diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) on most 1996 and later passenger vehicles. It connects to a vehicle's standard 16-pin OBD2 data link connector and communicates across all five OBD2 protocols, including CAN (Controller Area Network), which is required on all domestic vehicles manufactured from 2008 onward. Technicians use it to identify fault codes, turn off the malfunction indicator lamp (MIL), and reset the OBD2 system. A printed user manual with current DTC definitions is included. The tool suits independent shops, fleet maintenance staff, and experienced DIYers performing emissions diagnosis or pre-inspection checks.
The W2977 supports American, European, and Asian vehicle makes manufactured from 1996 forward. It is suited for quick fault verification during intake inspection, roadside diagnosis, or post-repair verification that stored and pending codes have been cleared. Because it covers the full OBD2 protocol set including CAN, it eliminates the need for multiple readers when working across a mixed vehicle inventory.
Works with most 1996 and later American, European, and Asian vehicles equipped with a standard OBD2 port and operating on any OBD2 protocol, including CAN.
This tool is used by automotive technicians and requires no installation. Turn the vehicle ignition to the key-on, engine-off position before connecting the scan tool to the OBD2 data link connector, typically located under the dash on the driver side. Do not connect or disconnect the tool while the vehicle is in motion. Consult the included user manual for DTC lookup and navigation procedures before use.
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