With System 5.0, new expanded systems coverage and special tests for US domestic vehicles includes 8974 unique, new vehicle-ECU combinations, 871 individual systems, and more than 2450 new actuator and adjustment tests added for 2011 and older year vehicles.Įxpanded Asian diagnostics coverage for 2011 and older year vehicles provides access to approximately 3,550 unique vehicle-ECU combinations, 400 individual systems, and more than 1,600 new actuator and adjustment tests. Through continual integration of its diagnostic product line, OTC's software upgrades offer technicians best-in-class system coverage capabilities and the most extensive upgrades ever offered by OTC for the Genisys scan tool. The new "Maintenance Tests" information screen includes six major categories of maintenance services to include TPMS Registration, Service Light Reset, Steering Service, Brake Service, Battery/Charging, and Suspension Service and provides specific tests by year, make and model. Along with the OTC Genisys Touch and Encore diagnostic systems, the Bosch Mastertech VCI (M-VCI), a complete PC-based solution that provides aftermarket and OE-level diagnostics along with reprogramming in one powerful tool was also demonstrated.OTC has enhanced capabilities to the Genisys System 5.0 platform, including the latest technician-requested productivity enhancements: Code-Assist is now available as a searchable database, and a new "Maintenance Tests" information screen. Unlike the traditional list of theoretical potential causes provided by service manuals, Code-Assist provides more than 4.5 million experienced-based Confirmed Fixes for vehicle specific, OBDII Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs), now searchable for users. Participants were also walked through a full range of diagnostics options, from code readers to fully integrated scan tools, helping better prepare them for a future scan tool purchase. When to add J2534 reprogramming to a diagnostic toolbox Quickly retrieving information needed to fix a car OTC featured Technical Support Specialists Jim Wilson and Doc Watson who walked viewers through some of the most common concerns prior to diagnostics purchases, such as: EST to answer questions and help technicians decide what level of scan tool is best for them. To help make the right purchase, OTC hosted a free webinar for North America on Friday, February 27 at 7 p.m. Choosing the wrong tool, however, can be a costly investment that a tech may never fully realize. With a variety of scan tools on the market in a wide range of prices, choosing the right tool can help enhance a technician's productivity and save money.
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