OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner, ThinkScan 662 Car Scanner | 12 Reset Services + 4

OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner
OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner

OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner, ThinkScan 662 Car Scanner | 12 Reset Services + 4 System Diagnostics (ECM/TCM/SRS/ABS), Active Testing Auto Tool, CANFD Protocol, Free Lifetime Updates

  • 【Advanced Configuration】- THINKSCAN 662 OBD2 Diagnostic Tool with 4 system diagnoses (ECM/TCM/SRS/ABS), 12 reset functions, over 140 car brands, 28 languages, active testing, 10 OBD2 functions, 2GB RAM + 32GB ROM, 4150mAh battery, CANFD protocol, and coverage for over 10,000 vehicles.
  • 【4 System OBD2 Diagnostic Tool】- The THINKSCAN 662 automotive diagnostic tool is a universal OBD-II diagnostic instrument. It can check the anti – lock braking system (ABS), airbags (SRS), engine system (ECM), and transmission system (TCM). Data can be presented in text, graphic, and video formats and saved as customer reports.
  • 【10 Complete OBD2 Functions】- This automotive diagnostic tool supports 10 complete OBD2 functions to display real – time 4 – in – 1 data streams (such as PCM flow data, engine speed, engine coolant temperature, fuel system status), on – board monitor tests (Mode 6), EVAP tests (Mode 8), O2 sensor tests, vehicle information, DTC search, I/M readiness, etc.
  • 【12 Reset Functions】- This automotive diagnostic tool has 12 reset functions (free for life). These include airbag (SRS), bleed reset, BMS reset, brake reset, diesel particulate filter reset (DPF), electronic throttle reset (ETS), injector coding, oil lamp reset, steering angle sensor reset (SAS), transmission adjustment, TPMS reset, and IMMO reset. These reset functions can quickly help you perform various vehicle system maintenance tasks.
  • 【Active Testing】- The THINKSCAN 662 OBD2 diagnostic tool sends operating commands to vehicle subsystems or components for active testing without the need to control the vehicle. It can perform a variety of tests. This OBD2 scanner will quickly let you know whether a specific system, component, or subsystem is working properly, helping you precisely find car problems and saving you a lot of time and money!
  • 【Support for Over 10,000 Vehicle Models】- The THINKSCAN 662 OBD2 diagnostic tool is compatible with most US cars built since 1996, EU cars built since 2000, and vehicles manufactured in Asia in 2008. It supports over 140 car brands worldwide and works on over 10,000 vehicle models. It is compatible with OBD2, EOBD, and CANFD protocols. Before purchasing, you should check whether your vehicle is explicitly listed in the compatibility list.
  • 【Online Service Support】- 24/7 professional support from THINKCAR is always available. When you need it, you can connect with our trained technicians via in – app chat. You can also contact our official THINKCAR brand customer service by email. We also have a professional customer team to serve you!

From the brand

  1. Diagnostic Tools Series

SKU: B0F8QML4WL
Brand: thinkcar
Model: 662-UK
Manufacture: thinkcar
Origin: China

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Diagnostic Tools Series

8 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersGreat ki
    Bought this for my 2014 c4 picasso as I was fed up with garages. I’m not a mechanic but this is really good, does dpf regen, dpf change/reset, live data shows dpf pressure, soot and carbon, last regen etc. Eolys fluid reset etc. Just good for checking cars health, hopefully catch problems before they break.

  2. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersEase of use
    Brilliant piece of kit picked up fault on my abs straight away highlighted which one was at fault saves taking all wheels off to find out which one was at fault very easy to use plus the bonus of free updates good clear instructions well pleased

  3. By Alex Marshall and Vanessa Friedman says:

     United States

    Professional Level Car Scanner That Most DIY Drivers Will Never Outgrow
    I picked up this scanner because I wanted something that could do more than just tell me why a light popped up on the dash, and this thing absolutely delivers more information than I ever expected to see about one car. The unit itself feels like a proper shop tool with a solid body, a bright screen that is easy to read, and a layout that makes sense once you start tapping around, and in person it looks and feels like a high quality handheld gadget rather than a cheap plastic box. The combination of the touchscreen and the physical buttons is actually really helpful when your hands are not perfectly clean or you are trying to scroll around quickly with one hand, and the interface lets you move between basic checks and deeper system tests in a way that feels natural instead of overwhelming. I used it first as a simple code reader and that alone already feels like overkill for a basic check engine light, because it not only pulls the code but also shows live data and lets you see what the engine and other systems are doing while the car is running, which is both useful and a little dangerous if you enjoy falling down data rabbit holes. Once you dig deeper into the menus it becomes clear that this tool is really made with professional mechanics and busy repair shops in mind, because it can talk to the engine, transmission, ABS, and airbag systems and run the kind of tests that normally have you paying shop diagnostic fees, and it keeps piling on extra reset and maintenance options that most casual drivers will probably never touch but are great to have available. I like that the software is built to update over Wi Fi with no extra charges, because that means the tool will stay current as more cars are added over time and I do not have to think about subscriptions or paying again just to keep using what I already bought, which makes it feel like a long term investment instead of a disposable gadget. Free updates that continue to roll in are a big deal with something this advanced, and knowing that it is designed to keep growing with newer vehicles makes me much more confident recommending it to other people who work on different makes and models. For a typical driver who only wants to know why a single warning light came on this scanner is probably more than they need and might feel like using a full toolbox just to tighten one bolt, but if you enjoy doing your own repairs or help friends and family with their cars and you want a device that looks good, feels sturdy in the hand, and unlocks a truly deep level of diagnostic information, this is a very impressive option that can easily grow into serious shop territory without feeling clunky or outdated.

  4. Karen Britton says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our Usersjust as advertised.
    A nice piece of kit.Used so far to address problems with a 20 year old Peugeot 407,the scanner recognised the car vin etc straight away and conducted it’s scans,actuation tests etc with only several bits of the car’s equipment not recognised,I guess due to age/obsolescence/aftermarket units fitted over the years etc.As an engineer by trade but sadly not so tech-minded it took me a while to become familiar with the unit but it’s not so difficult to navigate.Impressed and would reccomend.

  5. Anonymous says:

     Canada

    Replaced trips to the shop for diagnostics, the bidirectional tests are the real wi
    I’ve been doing more of my own car maintenance lately to save on shop visits, but I kept hitting a wall whenever something more complex than a basic check engine light came up. My old code reader could pull a generic code and that was about it, no way to actually test components or dig deeper into what was really going on. The THINKSCAN 662 has basically replaced those frustrating trips to the mechanic just to get a diagnosis.

    The hardware feels genuinely solid for something in this category. It’s got real weight to it, not a flimsy plastic shell, and the ergonomic shape sits comfortably in one hand even during longer diagnostic sessions under the hood or in the driver’s seat. The 6.2 inch screen is bright and sharp, and reading data streams or graphs off it in direct sunlight in my driveway hasn’t been a problem, which was actually an issue with a cheaper scanner I used before this. The combination of touchscreen and physical buttons works really well in practice too. I tend to use the touchscreen for navigating menus, but when I’m leaning into the engine bay with greasy hands, being able to mash a physical button instead of trying to tap precisely on a screen has been genuinely useful.

    Performance wise, this thing does not lag or hang the way I worried it might based on past experience with budget scanners. Menus load instantly, live data streams update smoothly without stuttering, and switching between different system scans, like jumping from engine to ABS, happens almost immediately. Running on Android 8.1 with the 4-core processor and 2GB of RAM, it handles everything I’ve thrown at it so far without freezing or needing a restart mid-session.

    The bidirectional control is where this scanner really separates itself from basic code readers, and it’s been the most useful feature by far. I had an issue where I suspected a sticking ABS pump, and instead of guessing, I was able to actually activate the pump directly through the scanner and confirm it was cycling correctly, which ruled that out as the problem in about two minutes. I’ve also used the active tests to cycle the A/C clutch and check fuel pump operation, and being able to command these components directly instead of just reading static codes feels like having a real diagnostic tool instead of just a fault code lookup device.

    The four-system diagnostics covering engine, transmission, ABS, and SRS airbag systems has covered everything I’ve needed so far. When my airbag light came on after a minor fender bender, I was able to scan the SRS system directly, identify the specific code, and clear it myself once I confirmed there was no actual fault, saving what would have been an annoying and probably expensive dealership visit just for a light reset.

    The 12 maintenance reset functions have turned out to be more useful day to day than I expected going in. I’ve used the oil reset function every time I do an oil change now instead of having to dig through the owner’s manual to figure out the dashboard reset sequence. I also used the throttle adaptation function after cleaning my throttle body, which made a noticeable difference in how smooth the idle felt afterward. The brake reset function came in handy too when I did a brake pad replacement, since some systems need that resync to recognize new pads properly.

    Setup out of the box was genuinely plug and play, like advertised. I connected it to the OBD2 port, it auto-detected the vehicle, and I was reading live data within a couple minutes with no annoying registration process or hoops to jump through. The free lifetime updates are a nice peace of mind feature too, I’ve already gone through the one-click WiFi update process once since getting it, and it pulled in new vehicle coverage without any hassle.

    Battery life on the 4150mAh battery has held up well through full diagnostic sessions without needing to keep it plugged in the whole time, though I usually keep it corded anyway when doing longer work since I’m near an outlet in the garage regardless.

    This is a fantastic tool for anyone doing their own car maintenance beyond the basics, especially if you’ve been frustrated by code readers that only tell you there’s a problem without letting you actually test or fix anything. The bidirectional functions alone make this worth it if you’re tired of guessing at intermittent issues, and the reset functions have made routine maintenance like oil changes and brake jobs feel a lot more complete without extra trips anywhere.

  6. Anonymous says:

     Canada

    Useful tool
    After several weeks of rigorous hands-on testing, this scanner has proven to be an incredibly impressive, professional-grade diagnostic tool. It strikes an excellent balance between advanced bidirectional functionality and a user-friendly interface, making it an indispensable asset for navigating modern, software-heavy vehicles.

    * Instant Vehicle Recognition: The auto-VIN, make, and model identification happens the moment you hook up. This is a massive time-saver, but more importantly, it allows you to instantly generate professional diagnostic reports. It adds a layer of transparency that builds immediate trust when sharing data with customers.

    * Intuitive, Hybrid Interface: The software has virtually no learning curve. The on-screen icons are highly expressive, and the combination of a responsive touchscreen with physical side-navigation buttons is brilliant. It ensures easy navigation even when your hands are greasy.

    * Robust Build Quality: The heavy-duty plastic and rubber casing is genuinely rugged, having already survived a couple of shop floor drops without a scratch.

    * Deep Diagnostic Capabilities:

    Multi-Stream Graphing: Monitoring up to four live data streams simultaneously in a visual graph is crucial for verifying component sequencing and catching intermittent circuit glitches.

    True Bidirectional Control: This is where the tool pays for itself. While troubleshooting an electric parking brake fault, the scanner accurately pinpointed an open circuit on the right-side actuator. Being able to command the actuator directly through the tool eliminated the need to rig up cumbersome jumper wires or bench-test the component, drastically slashing diagnostic time.

    Bonus Connectivity: Having built-in Wi-Fi and a web browser is incredibly convenient for looking up technical service bulletins (TSBs) or ordering replacement parts right from the driver’s seat.

    Physical Ergonomics: The built-in battery life is excellent (and it’s unclear if it draws backup power directly from the OBD port), but the physical setup could use two minor tweaks. An optional longer OBD cable would be highly beneficial for times you need to take the unit under the hood. Additionally, because shops are inherently dirty, offering a fitted transparent screen/body cover would beat having to wrap it in plastic wrap to keep grease out of the crevices.

    Software Potential: The tool teases a few undocumented features, such as an on-screen option for programming new key fobs, which isn’t detailed on the website but adds huge potential value. However, it does lack advanced, factory-level module coding and deep electronic customization (like adjusting interior light delays or initializing replacement modules). Including access to these hidden menus—even as a paid add-on—would elevate this from a great scanner to a flawless one.

    In an era where cars are essentially rolling computers, this scanner is an absolute must-have. Whether you are an advanced DIYer maintaining a modern personal fleet or a technician looking for a fast, reliable bidirectional tool for daily shop use, this unit delivers premium performance without the premium snap-on price tag.

  7. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 1 From Our UsersSticke
    Annoyed as soon as opened the pack. Put an unnecessary sticker on the screen which isn’t an easy pull of one, leaves an awful residue which is almost impossible to get off now with thinners etc the lot. Haven’t even tried the tool yet, sure it will be ok And I’d give an 5 if that was the case but peed off as cannot remove it. Why put it there. Or at least use an easy peel vinyl not paper sticke

  8. The HR Specialist California Employment Law says:

     France

    Pas mal du tout pour le prix !!
    Produit reu gratuitement pour test, voici mon retour aprs 1 mois d’utilisation. Ds le dballage, le scanner impressionne par son design robuste et son cran tactile de 6,2 pouces, qui est clair et ractif.

    Les 12 rinitialisations disponibles (vidange, ABS, SRS, etc.) sont pratiques pour l’entretien courant, et la compatibilit avec plus de 140 marques est un vrai atout. La fonction AutoVIN permet de reconnatre automatiquement le vhicule, ce qui simplifie grandement l’utilisation.

    Au quotidien, le scanner est trs efficace pour lire et effacer les codes erreur, ainsi que pour effectuer des tests actifs sur diffrents systmes (moteur, transmission, ABS, SRS). Ce que j’apprcie surtout, c’est la fonction bidirectionnelle, qui permet de commander des actionneurs ou de tester des composants directement depuis l’appareil. Les mises jour gratuites vie garantissent que le scanner reste compatible avec les nouveaux modles de voitures.

    Par contre, faut garder en tte que certaines fonctions avances, comme le codage ECU, ne sont pas disponibles sur ce modle, mais c’est normal pour un scanner ce prix.

    Au final, c’est un outil de diagnostic trs complet pour les mcaniciens amateurs ou professionnels, avec un excellent rapport qualit-prix.

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