Xtool D7 Automotive Scan Tool Review

Today on Rust Bucket Adventures we dive into the Xtool D7 bi-directional automotive scanner.
An upper end of the DIY scanners in terms of functionality. This isn't a complete review of every function available for this unit but a decent overview of it's capability.
It is more powerful than your simple code readers and live engine data scanners. This tool gives you some access to perform special functions like testing pumps, switches, relays, sensors throughout multiple subcomponents like the engine, transmission, abs, traction control, hvac, radio, door modules just to name a few.

[@josetrevino6054]

Excuse, I can to program to BCM and ECU, with Xtool D7, thanks

[@RustBucketAdventures]

If you are looking to do tuning this is probably not going to do what you are looking for. It has limited functionality to adjust sensor voltage ranges and resets and possibly some stored values. But full programming of the ECU/ECM/BCM/TCM .. no.

[@chesleyserge1757]

Do these tools do any good on 2003 Chevy trailblazer w/ 4.2 engine

[@RustBucketAdventures]

This tool will let you dig into a lot of the subsystems in the Chevy. Even the HVAC and Radio

[@RustBucketAdventures]

What seems to be the problem you are having?

[@educationaltvshows9950]

D7 300 dollars on ali.
Quite same thing: A30D is 100 bucks.

[@RustBucketAdventures]

Yes there are a number of decent units that can do the same. Glad to see the price come down.

[@WilliamLopez559]

The A30 Series arent able to create keys. That feature alone is worth the $300....