Please select a question from the choices below. You may also click on the buttons on the left to download the manual for this tool, download the most current version of software or shop for accessories. Commonly Asked Questions• Yes. The 3020b Code Reader is capable of retrieving manufacturer specific codes. The tool will retrieve both Generic (P0, P2, P3, and U0) and Manufacturer Specific (P1, P3, and U1) OBD-II DTCs. Haldor Topsoe Hydrocracking.

• Yes, so long as the vehicle is OBD2-compliant. Check the emission Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI) label. If the label states that the vehicle is OBD2-compliant, the code reader is compatible with the vehicle. The Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI) label is normally located under the hood in front of the radiator. NOTE: Vehicles that weigh more than 8500lbs Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) are not required by law to OBD2 compliant, and therefore are usually not.

These vehicles are considered to be heavy-duty vehicles and do not need to comply with the same rules as light/medium duty vehicles. • You can update the Scan Tool firmware, just have the software installed in to your PC and it is automatically prompt you if there is an update available. • Every Code Reader and Scan Tool manufactured by Innova is compatible with the newer 29-bit Extended CAN computer systems. • If your vehicles ABS computer is supported by our Code Reader it will be able to read and erase the codes that are causing your ABS warning light to illuminate. • You can download a copy of the Owner’s Manual in Adobe PDF format and download the software from Innova website (www.innova.com). Click on the 'Support' Tab, and choose 'Manuals and Software'.

Or login using your account with: Create Account. What is RepairSolutions? Download and install software for your Innova tool; With the software running. Amos Software Full Version.

• The green, yellow, and red LEDs (light emitting diodes) provide a quick way to help you determine if a vehicle is ready for an Emissions Test (Smog Check). Green = System Pass; your vehicle is ready for an Emissions Test Yellow = A potential problem may exist; Further investigation is required before attempting an Emissions Test Red = The vehicle has a stored trouble code; Vehicle must be repaired before attempting an Emissions Test. • Every Innova Code Reader and Scan Tool is ready to be used right out of the package, and is configured with the latest version of the firmware available at the time of manufacture.

There is no need to connect it to a PC to upload any data. It won't stream Live Data and it doesn’t have bi-directional functions. Please refer to Innova’s Scan Tools for Live Data capabilities.

• For a complete list of applicable vehicles please click • The 3150b Code Reader incorporates the capability to retrieve and display “Vehicle Information” (the VIN and controller ID numbers) to determine the version of programming in the vehicle’s computer. • Vehicles that weigh more than 8500lbs Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) are considered “heavy duty vehicles,” and are not required to be OBD2-compliant. You can, however, check the Vehicle Emission Control Information (VECI) label. If the label states that the vehicle is OBD2-compliant, the code reader is compatible with the vehicle.

This label is commonly located near the radiator. • The Innova OBD2 cable uses only 14 pins because it is not necessary to use all 16 pins of the vehicle’s Data Link Connector (DLC) to test the OBD2 system. The two missing (unused) pins are designed to test other parts of the vehicle’s system that does not involve the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL). • This Code Reader is compatible with OBD2 vehicles only. The adaptors that are included with the 3120 and 3140 tools will NOT allow this tool to link to an OBD1 system. • It is not necessary to purchase any additional adapters.

All OBD2-compliant vehicles that were manufactured and built after 1996 are equipped with a standardized universal 16-pin connector. The cable supplied with the Scan Tool will allow for connection to all vehicles equipped with an OBD2-compliant computer system. • Freeze Frame Data is a set of values that were present within the engine at the time a Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) was set.

Freeze Frame data includes important engine operating parameters, such as engine RPM, vehicle speed, engine coolant temperature, ignition timing advance, etc. After a repair is made, Freeze Frame data can be used to “recreate” the original conditions that were present when the DTC was originally stored. This is a critical step in determining if the repair was successful.