Which iCarsoft Diagnostic Tool?
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Which iCarsoft Diagnostic Tool?
What experience have any of you had with the iCarsoft diagnostic tools? I am considering buying an iCarsoft diagnostic tool, but am somewhat uncertain which to get.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
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What experience have any of you had with the iCarsoft diagnostic tools? I am considering buying an iCarsoft diagnostic tool, but am somewhat uncertain which to get.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
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What experience have any of you had with the iCarsoft diagnostic tools? I am considering buying an iCarsoft diagnostic tool, but am somewhat uncertain which to get.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
It seems logical that the iCarsoft MB v3.0, being the latest MB specific offering, would be the most capable. But I have seen a few negative reviews on Amazon, with comments suggesting that the MB v3.0 firmware doesn't seem to be MB specific. Does anyone have experience with the v3.0?
If experiences with the v3.0 are less than impressive, then which is more capable? The MB II or the MB v2.0?
Any experiences that can be shared on these tools will be appreciated.
I have two for sale, the ICarsoft Creader CPR 129, its a great general diagnostic tool, oil reset light etc. I also have the Launch MB v2.0 which is Mercedes only, similar features but I think it can do e-brake reset.
None of them do "coding" you need to spend about $500+ to do it, I bought the Launch X431 +Elite for $1200 which does coding.
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I have two for sale, the ICarsoft Creader CPR 129, its a great general diagnostic tool, oil reset light etc. I also have the Launch MB v2.0 which is Mercedes only, similar features but I think it can do e-brake reset.
None of them do "coding" you need to spend about $500+ to do it, I bought the Launch X431 +Elite for $1200 which does coding.
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None of them do "coding" you need to spend about $500+ to do it, I bought the Launch X431 +Elite for $1200 which does coding.
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Before I buy, I'd really like to understand the difference between the three that I mentioned. I've seen reviews that are positive for the iCarsoft devices, at least for the price that they can be had for. But frankly, their website does a poor job in communicating their capabilities. And it doesn't hep that they have several models that are all MB specific.
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After sending a question to iCarsoft, asking the difference between the MB II, MB v2.0, and MB v3.0, this is the response I got.Thanks for your email.
MB II is the old version.
Then we released MB V2.0 to replace it.
MB V2.0= MB II+ ABS Bleeding + injector coding.
MB V3.0 is more comprehensive.
It can support Auto VIN, action test, one click to read all the modules.
You can get update from our website.
MB II is the old version.
Then we released MB V2.0 to replace it.
MB V2.0= MB II+ ABS Bleeding + injector coding.
MB V3.0 is more comprehensive.
It can support Auto VIN, action test, one click to read all the modules.
You can get update from our website.
