Smaller VCI
2700 Views 6 Replies Latest reply: 2015-04-21 18:29:55
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Level 4
(190) points
I wish there was a smaller VCI device sometimes the maxisys vci tends to get in the way. Or possibly a more flexible connection cable. Seems like the one that comes with the tool is too stiff and not flexible enough in the OBD connection area. -
Level 10
(7890) points
Yes, an ideal vci for me will be a vci that connects directly to the obd2 no cables but
they can include an adapter for those hard to reach places sort of what bwm does with
The icom tool. -
Level 4
(190) points
Yes I agree. Something like a Witech Micropod II with a flexible jumper cable for hard to reach OBD areas. -
Level 3
(97) points
On the other pov, the bluetooth vci is so small on the launch scantools that people
loose them. I like having the chorded vci sitting on the drivers seat, I can still walk
around the car with the scanner and no one will back it out still connected because
they'll end up sitting on the vci first. -
Level 4
(190) points
I work for a Chrysler dealership and have my own witech micropod. It came with a hang tag that is bright yellow so being left in a vehicle can be prevented. Another pod got left in a vehicle one time but we called the customer and they returned it. I've heard of shops tying a bottle or something to the pod to prevent from accidently being left in a vehicle. -
Level 3
(97) points
I have never had a problem accessing an obd port with my vci... -
Level 8
(2012) points
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