ANCEL AD310BT Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner – Check Engine Code Reader for All Vehicles After 1996

Next-Gen Diagnostic Tool for Home & Professional Use

The upgraded ANCEL AD310BT is a powerful Bluetooth-enabled OBD2 scanner, combining advanced diagnostics with ease of use. Ideal for car owners, DIYers, and auto technicians, this intelligent scanner offers enterprise-level functionality at a budget-friendly price.

Key Features

• Professional Check Engine Light Reader: Accurately reads and clears DTCs to diagnose the Check Engine Light (CEL).
• Advanced Functions via ANCEL App: Access I/M Readiness, Freeze Frame, O2 Sensor Test, Battery Health, On-Board Monitor, Evap System Test, Performance Test, Data Stream, Diagnostic Reports, and more.
• No Registration or Subscription Required: Use the exclusive ANCEL app with no hidden fees, login, or subscriptions. Easy plug-and-play setup with automatic Bluetooth signal detection.
• Bluetooth 5.0 Fast Connection: Ultra-stable and fast connectivity to iOS & Android devices in under 3 seconds. No wires or complicated pairing needed.
• Broad Vehicle Compatibility: Works with 98% of 1996+ US cars, 2000+ European models, and 2008+ Asian vehicles. Supports all major OBDII/EOBD+CAN protocols including KWP2000, J1850 VPW, J1850 PWM, ISO9141, and CAN.
• Compact & Travel-Friendly: Lightweight and easy to carry. Fits perfectly in a backpack, car dashboard, or glove box—ideal for home use and roadside troubleshooting.
• Multi-Language Support: Comes with 8 languages to choose from for a seamless and personalized experience.

Why Choose the ANCEL AD310BT?

• High-performance car code reader at an affordable price
• Enterprise-grade diagnostics without expensive hardware
• Enhanced usability through a premium mobile app
• Perfect gift for any car owner, DIY mechanic, or garage enthusiast

What’s Included

• ANCEL AD310BT Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner
• User Manual
• Access to Free ANCEL Diagnostic App (iOS & Android)

Important Note

Compatible with most OBD2-compliant vehicles manufactured after 1996 in the U.S., 2000 in Europe, and 2008 in Asia. If unsure about compatibility, please check your vehicle’s OBD2 protocol or contact us for assistance.