Diagnostic computer

Feb 14, 2011

The Verus Wireless Diagnostic and Information System remotely retrieves codes, data, functional tests, Fast-Track guided components tests, technical forums, OEM websites and Troubleshooter while moving freely around the vehicle. The machine has a 250GB hard drive, built-in Wi-Fi and Internet browser, a long-range Bluetooth for connection to the unit’s scan module and software that updates automatically.

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