Appreciate the reviews you've been doing. I was leaning towards the Autel MX808 (new BIDIRECTIONAL updates sounded great), or the MS906 Pro TS. Big difference in price and functions. Not finding a list of functions of the MX808, so I sought out other brands. Then I found your channel. Now I've abandoned the Autel MX808. Just can't find all the functions that have been added (BTW the mk and mx are essentially the same, Autel has a piss poor way of explaining their tool line up). So now I'm looking at the Foxwell 809TS, 819TS, and the XtoolD8. I'm not seeing an Xtool with TPMS, SO, I'm probably leaning towards the 809TS or 819TS, mainly for the few extra functions possible with the 819TS, like tire size adaptations and a few other randoms, such as tpms. For those on the fence, consider each brand and their tools POSSIBLE functions. Foxwell seems to have a few more, plus tpms, AND OBD1 cable kit (809 model only it looks like) for roughly the same as the xtool brand. I compared the NT809 gainst the Xtool D8, as close to apples to apples comparison within $100 of each other or so, I thought. I don't think you'd go wrong with these Foxwells, with the exception of using FCA AutoAuth. My understanding is AutoAuth only works with USA serialed units, and who knows what you'll get from Amazon. You may not be able to register with AutoAuth (if you have, did you get yours from Amazon?). NT809BT is $369, WITH obd1 cable adapters its $499. BLUETOOTH NT809TS is $399 with obd1 adapters is $528. BLUETOOTH/TPMS The tpms functions win me over. More function at a minor extra cost. Again, thanks for the reviews!
Good information, Sir! Every little bit of info can help a viewer decide which tool is right for them. And as you said, scan tool manufacturers don't really make the difference between tools very obvious. Thanks for the informative comment!
They are both good.... If you're asking what MY personal preference would be if I had to buy a new scan tool for myself today.... It would be the OTOFOX D1 Lite. It's sold by, and runs on Autel software. My video for that tool can be found here: ruclips.net/video/Iffg15V5sXw/видео.html
Yes, I believe it should. However, I do not have a 2009 Honda to plug into to verify that options appears in the menu. Maybe a quick email to the Foxwell's customer service email address listed in the Amazon listing would verify either way, just to be sure. Thanks
They are both good. I have far more experience with XTOOL so I can't really say fairly either way. There is a new wireless Bluetooth version of this NT809 tool. In fact I'm doing a video this week about it. Stay tuned for that video. It's basically the same tool as this one, but wireless. Thanks.
I wish I could but I don't have a 2003 Benz w211 e40 to physically plug my scan tool into.... and being plugged into the vehicle is what populates the on-screen menus and functions. You should able to visit the Foxwell website and see which reset function this tool supports on specific makes/models.
This is NOT true. I specifically asked the Amazon seller if the update prices have gone up since the video was recorded and they told me the price is the SAME today, as it was when the video was made.
I would need to know more about how you use scan tools. Do you use them every day as a professional mechanic? DIY part time mechanic? Only work on friends and family vehicles? Do you do all major repairs, or only basic stuff? The D9 PRO is probably not my first recommendation. The D9 (non pro) or the D8 is probably more than most DIY'ers could ever use. And in fact, now that the D7 had that major update a few weeks back, it's now near the top of my recommendation list. This particular Foxwell NT809 will be coming as a Bluetooth model soon. It's the NT809BT. I will have one of those in the next few days to look at.
@@SlipFitGarage Hi, just recieved the NT809 unit and updated with latest level of software. but when I connected to Nissan Urvan diesel engine is not reading failed to read and even the Manually Vin is not working showing failed to decode. also noticed when selected the language change in the maintenance function it showing different brand like chrysler,citroen,gm. the correct icon lungauge not showing. in addition of diagnosis any related with obdII protocol and what correct protocol for the diagnosis? in my devise showing ISO 15765-4 (CAN). TIA
@@ericcabigting4094 I wish I had answers for you..... Unfortunately I am not on the Foxwell Tech support team. I would suggest either contacting Foxwell's customer service/tech department directly, or just send it back for a refund. I can 100% guarantee there is NOT a single scan tool on the market that works 100% with every make/model ever made in the world. ALL scan tools have problems with certain makes/models. Even the most expensive Snap-on scan tools struggle on certain models. Sorry.
I do believe so.... however, usually the ABS system does a complete system check with every key cycle.... I've replaced airbag sensors in the past and the airbag system (and the light) resets itself. I've never needed a scan tool to clear airbag lights after sensor replacement. I'm not saying every vehicle is this way.... it's just my personal experience.
I explain all of that clearly in the video.... I even include an on-screen overlay with the information typed in words while I verbally go over that information. Thanks.
That information is clearly displayed on screen while I also verbally explain it in the video. I would retype it here for you but I don't remember the exact information.
This Foxwell NT809 has basically the same functionality as the XTool D7. I've used the same truck in all my scan tool review videos to keep things fair. To give you an example, neither the NT809 or the D7 will reset the fuel/alcohol composition or the passenger presence sensor in the passenger seat of that truck. To get those features, you would need to set up to the next level of scan tool. In the XTool line that would be the D8. And currently I am not sure what the Foxwell model number is for the next level scan tool. Both tools are very comparable. There might be a slight difference if you compare the details at 17:00 in this video, to the details of the D7 that can be found near the end of my D7-D8 comparison video.... but that is up to your personal opinion. Thanks for the question.
If none of the tools apply to your vehicle, what good does it do. Absolutely nothing. My car has tpms, but magically it doesn't work. If the car has it it should function for the cost of the unit.
LOLOL..... ther isn't a car on the market that can use EVERY function on this scan tool. If I had to review this scan tool with EVERY car on the market to satisfy EVERY car owner on earth, the video would be 114 years long. C'mon.... think about it! If you have this scan tool, and it doesn't work for you, then just simply return it for a refund. Easy.
I can guarantee you that NO scan tool comes with a manual that explains EVERY function, on EVERY car ever made! The manual would be 42,673 pages. Just return your scan tool if you're not happy with it. Thanks for the comment.
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Brian, great job. Thanks for covering the renewal prices at the end.
No problem, Thank you for the comment.
Right on Brian,
Another fantastic review.
Thanks for putting those answers at 17:01
That's always my concern.
-Chuck
Thanks for the compliment, Chuck. 🙂
Appreciate the reviews you've been doing.
I was leaning towards the Autel MX808 (new BIDIRECTIONAL updates sounded great), or the MS906 Pro TS. Big difference in price and functions. Not finding a list of functions of the MX808, so I sought out other brands.
Then I found your channel. Now I've abandoned the Autel MX808. Just can't find all the functions that have been added (BTW the mk and mx are essentially the same, Autel has a piss poor way of explaining their tool line up).
So now I'm looking at the Foxwell 809TS, 819TS, and the XtoolD8.
I'm not seeing an Xtool with TPMS, SO, I'm probably leaning towards the 809TS or 819TS, mainly for the few extra functions possible with the 819TS, like tire size adaptations and a few other randoms, such as tpms.
For those on the fence, consider each brand and their tools POSSIBLE functions. Foxwell seems to have a few more, plus tpms, AND OBD1 cable kit (809 model only it looks like) for roughly the same as the xtool brand. I compared the NT809 gainst the Xtool D8, as close to apples to apples comparison within $100 of each other or so, I thought. I don't think you'd go wrong with these Foxwells, with the exception of using FCA AutoAuth. My understanding is AutoAuth only works with USA serialed units, and who knows what you'll get from Amazon. You may not be able to register with AutoAuth (if you have, did you get yours from Amazon?).
NT809BT is $369, WITH obd1 cable adapters its $499. BLUETOOTH
NT809TS is $399 with obd1 adapters is $528. BLUETOOTH/TPMS
The tpms functions win me over. More function at a minor extra cost.
Again, thanks for the reviews!
Good information, Sir! Every little bit of info can help a viewer decide which tool is right for them. And as you said, scan tool manufacturers don't really make the difference between tools very obvious. Thanks for the informative comment!
Not bad at all , price ain't too shabby either. 👌
I agree. It's a nice scan tool with a competitive price.
Great video very helpful. Hope you get some sponsorships
Thank you!
Great content, buddy
Thank you, Sir!
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Also They come with key program or not? Thanks
What would be better the 809 or autel mk808 ?
They are both good.... If you're asking what MY personal preference would be if I had to buy a new scan tool for myself today.... It would be the OTOFOX D1 Lite. It's sold by, and runs on Autel software. My video for that tool can be found here: ruclips.net/video/Iffg15V5sXw/видео.html
will this scanner do crank sensor relearn on 2009 Honda Accord ?
Yes, I believe it should. However, I do not have a 2009 Honda to plug into to verify that options appears in the menu. Maybe a quick email to the Foxwell's customer service email address listed in the Amazon listing would verify either way, just to be sure. Thanks
Sir can i ask how to back the apps after you reset factory aettings...all of my aps is gone
You're better off asking Foxwell's customer service that question. I do not have an answer for you. Sorry.
Hi, Always review on top, what is your feeling about Foxwell brand, better than Xtool ?
They are both good. I have far more experience with XTOOL so I can't really say fairly either way. There is a new wireless Bluetooth version of this NT809 tool. In fact I'm doing a video this week about it. Stay tuned for that video. It's basically the same tool as this one, but wireless. Thanks.
Hi could you help me please? Can you check it’s work for Benz w211 e240 year 2003? I would like to know that support reset functions. Thankful
I wish I could but I don't have a 2003 Benz w211 e40 to physically plug my scan tool into.... and being plugged into the vehicle is what populates the on-screen menus and functions. You should able to visit the Foxwell website and see which reset function this tool supports on specific makes/models.
One month later prices already went up......a 1year update is now $200. 2 year is $320
This is NOT true. I specifically asked the Amazon seller if the update prices have gone up since the video was recorded and they told me the price is the SAME today, as it was when the video was made.
I’m in the market for a bi directional scan tool
I saw your vlog on the Xtool d9 pro would you recommend I purchase that one?
I would need to know more about how you use scan tools. Do you use them every day as a professional mechanic? DIY part time mechanic? Only work on friends and family vehicles? Do you do all major repairs, or only basic stuff? The D9 PRO is probably not my first recommendation. The D9 (non pro) or the D8 is probably more than most DIY'ers could ever use. And in fact, now that the D7 had that major update a few weeks back, it's now near the top of my recommendation list. This particular Foxwell NT809 will be coming as a Bluetooth model soon. It's the NT809BT. I will have one of those in the next few days to look at.
Hi, which are the best choice on both NT809 or GT60? thanks
Hi.... I've never used a GT60 so I am not familiar with that model. At this point I would recommend the NT809....
@@SlipFitGarage Hi, just recieved the NT809 unit and updated with latest level of software. but when I connected to Nissan Urvan diesel engine is not reading failed to read and even the Manually Vin is not working showing failed to decode. also noticed when selected the language change in the maintenance function it showing different brand like chrysler,citroen,gm. the correct icon lungauge not showing. in addition of diagnosis any related with obdII protocol and what correct protocol for the diagnosis? in my devise showing ISO 15765-4 (CAN). TIA
@@ericcabigting4094 I wish I had answers for you..... Unfortunately I am not on the Foxwell Tech support team. I would suggest either contacting Foxwell's customer service/tech department directly, or just send it back for a refund. I can 100% guarantee there is NOT a single scan tool on the market that works 100% with every make/model ever made in the world. ALL scan tools have problems with certain makes/models. Even the most expensive Snap-on scan tools struggle on certain models. Sorry.
With the nt809 can i reset an airbag module after changing the airbags and sensors?
I do believe so.... however, usually the ABS system does a complete system check with every key cycle.... I've replaced airbag sensors in the past and the airbag system (and the light) resets itself. I've never needed a scan tool to clear airbag lights after sensor replacement. I'm not saying every vehicle is this way.... it's just my personal experience.
Srs calibration?
Does it lose out in anyway to the Bosch KTS250?
I do not have a Bosch KT250 in my possession (nor have I ever used one) so I cannot compare the two devices. Sorry. Thanks for the question.
do we need to pay for upgarde later ?
or it's free life time ?
I explain all of that clearly in the video.... I even include an on-screen overlay with the information typed in words while I verbally go over that information. Thanks.
what scanner is comparable to this one and get free updates
I don't know of one that is comparable with free updates....
Do u pay a yearly or monthly subscription fee?
That information is clearly displayed on screen while I also verbally explain it in the video. I would retype it here for you but I don't remember the exact information.
How would you compare this to say the XTool D7 or D8. Better, worse, or comparable (opinions are subjective of course, just wondering what you think)
This Foxwell NT809 has basically the same functionality as the XTool D7. I've used the same truck in all my scan tool review videos to keep things fair. To give you an example, neither the NT809 or the D7 will reset the fuel/alcohol composition or the passenger presence sensor in the passenger seat of that truck. To get those features, you would need to set up to the next level of scan tool. In the XTool line that would be the D8. And currently I am not sure what the Foxwell model number is for the next level scan tool. Both tools are very comparable. There might be a slight difference if you compare the details at 17:00 in this video, to the details of the D7 that can be found near the end of my D7-D8 comparison video.... but that is up to your personal opinion. Thanks for the question.
If none of the tools apply to your vehicle, what good does it do. Absolutely nothing. My car has tpms, but magically it doesn't work. If the car has it it should function for the cost of the unit.
LOLOL..... ther isn't a car on the market that can use EVERY function on this scan tool. If I had to review this scan tool with EVERY car on the market to satisfy EVERY car owner on earth, the video would be 114 years long. C'mon.... think about it! If you have this scan tool, and it doesn't work for you, then just simply return it for a refund. Easy.
For the cost of the unit, it's a deal breaker. The manual DOES NOT EXPLAIN PROCEDURES OF THE MACHINE. NOT WORTH $500
I can guarantee you that NO scan tool comes with a manual that explains EVERY function, on EVERY car ever made! The manual would be 42,673 pages. Just return your scan tool if you're not happy with it. Thanks for the comment.
WELL worth it's price. You just have to know what you're looking at.
I thought it was pretty straight forward and easy to use.
Does this calibrate my steering angle sensor 09 charger