OEM Diagnostic Tools

OEM Diagnostic Tools are manufacturer-specific scanners designed to provide full access to the electronic systems of a vehicle exactly as authorized dealerships do. These tools are developed directly by the vehicle manufacturers (Original Equipment Manufacturers), ensuring the highest level of compatibility, accuracy, and reliability during diagnostics, coding, and programming.

With advanced automotive technologies and complex ECUs found in modern vehicles, OEM tools have become essential for workshops aiming to deliver dealership-level service and maintain the latest industry standards.

OEM Diagnostics Tools

Why OEM Diagnostics Are Essential

OEM tools allow technicians to:

OEM Diagnostics Tools

• Access full system diagnostics with complete module coverage

• Perform coding, ECU programming, firmware updates, and security access

• Retrieve manufacturer-specific fault codes with accurate descriptions

• Execute guided diagnostics based on factory repair procedures

• Ensure compliance with OEM service protocols and warranty standards

This level of integration helps improve repair accuracy, reduce diagnostic time, and maintain the vehicle’s original performance and safety features.

Key Features

• Full access to all ECUs and advanced control systems

• ADAS calibration for driver-assistance safety systems

• Immobilizer & security functions with OEM authorization

• Cloud-based data and technical support directly from the manufacturer

• Bi-directional active tests for real-time control of components

• Software update support to ensure compatibility with new models

• Comprehensive service functions:
  Oil reset, TPMS, EPB, SAS, DPF, Hybrid/Battery diagnostics, and more

Coverage

OEM Diagnostic Tools are available for:

• Passenger vehicles

• Light and heavy-duty commercial vehicles

• Hybrid and fully electric platforms

• Specialized fleets and industrial vehicles

Examples include:

OEM Diagnostics Tools

• Toyota Techstream

• GM GDS2 / MDI

• Ford IDS / FDRS

• Mercedes Xentry

• Volkswagen ODIS

• Volvo & Scania HD tools
  (and more depending on OEM licensing)

Benefits for Workshops

• Deliver dealer-level repairs and advanced services

• Increase customer trust with accurate results

• Access official wiring diagrams and service manuals

• Expand business with coding, programming, and re-calibration jobs

• Ideal for working with new EV and ADAS technologies

Ideal Users

• Authorized service centers

• Advanced multi-brand workshops

• Fleet maintenance operations

• High-tech automotive specialists