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Many users note the similarity between TouchScan and OBDwiz. Both are developed by the same company. Generally, is considered the baseline version, often bundled for free with certain OBD adapters. TouchScan , however, is the premium, licensed version. It is generally preferred by professionals because it supports touch-screen devices more effectively and receives priority updates and feature additions.
The primary function of TouchScan is reading and clearing diagnostic trouble codes. When a "Check Engine" light illuminates, TouchScan retrieves the specific code causing the alert, provides a description of the problem, and allows the user to clear the code once the repair is made. It supports generic OBD-II codes as well as manufacturer-specific codes for various vehicle makes. touchscan
: TouchScan and OBD Fusion allow you to store and share full diagnostic reports. Look for the "Share" icon (usually a box with an upward arrow) to email the report or save it as a PDF/CSV file.
A built-in database helps users determine if their vehicle will pass state emissions tests before they head to the inspection station. Convert with ImageMagick: Many users note the similarity
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For deeper dives, manufacturer-specific add-ons are available for brands like Ford , Toyota , and Nissan , allowing access to proprietary modules like ABS, Airbags, and Transmissions. Technical Requirements: To use automotive TouchScan, you typically need: A Windows PC (XP or newer) or an Android device.
: Navigate to the "TouchScan for Windows" or "OBD Fusion" boards and click "New Topic" to create a post.
One of TouchScan's strongest assets is its extensibility. Users can purchase add-on modules to increase functionality, such as:







