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Here comes the real user review of the Topdon Artidiag900 Lite diagnostic scanner on a 2007 GMC Yukon XL Denali.
Initial Setup I got this TopDon AD900 Lite scanner today. After creating an account, I was able to update it to the latest software, which took about 30 minutes. First System Scan Once everything was set up, the first thing I did was run a full system scan.
Comparison with Solus Pro My old Solus Pro only showed “Lost communication with Module” when looking at the BCM—with no way to tell which module. I had assumed it was the tailgate or suspension. The TopDon, however, specifically identified that my liftgate module has a short to ground (though I’ll need to bench-test it to confirm). Performance & Speed The scanner feels fast enough for me when switching between screens.
Vehicle Compatibility It can test and operate all systems on my 2007 Yukon XL Denali. I would assume it will do the same for most vehicles, except perhaps the newest models.
Advanced Diagnostic Capabilities
Reporting You can save a health report of all systems, or an individual system report, to a file for later reference.
Supported Reset Functions The scanner supports eight commonly used reset functions:
Additional Features I Love
Overall Impressions My first impressions are very positive—I’m impressed and extremely pleased with this scanner. The Topdon AD900 Lite reads all modules and has commands, tests, and live data for every module I’ve tried or needed. The TopDon works with the vast majority of brands. I really like this new scanner. It does so much more than the old Snap-on I was using, and it has done everything I’ve needed it to do. I’m confident it will be a great benefit when working on my own vehicles or other people’s cars. |
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