1. Cost is fraction of the factory tool, affordable even for individuals and small repair shops. 

2. Connection to the ECM is MUCH easier and quicker, just press the Connect button and the OBD Tool does the rest. No need to enter the frame number, model. 

3. All sensor values are shown at the same time, on one screen. 

4. Can be used on a dyno, also when the rear wheel is spinning. 

5. The measurements are captured automatically and can be saved and played back from file. 

6. It is possible to monitor the sensors on Graph. 

7. The USB connection, compact size and auto setup make this product portable and extremely easy to use. 

8. The software runs on any version of Windows, you can run it on a hardware (laptop, netbook) of your choice.
 

Language Support List: English, French, Geman, Hungarian, Italian, Russian, Spanish

Notice: This item cannot be update, so Never try to update it, or it will damage this tool

OBD Tool for Fuel Injected Honda Motorcycles Software Display:

 

 

All variants, special editions and BOTH ABS and non-ABS models are supported, except where noted for the selected bike model/year. If you do not see the ABS model or a different model variant listed, it means product fitment is the same as for the standard model. If you do not see the Product Advisor, your browser does not have the Adobe Flash Player browser plug-in installed. Please try it on a computer. A mobile friendly version will be available soon.

 

Notes	Year	Make	Model	Submodel
	2007	Honda	CB600F	599
	2013	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2013	Honda	CBR1000RR	ABS
	2012	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2012	Honda	CBR1000RR	ABS
	2011	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2011	Honda	CBR1000RR	ABS
	2011	Honda	CBR1000RR	Repsol
	2010	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2010	Honda	CBR1000RR	ABS
	2009	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2009	Honda	CBR1000RR	ABS
	2009	Honda	CBR1000RR	Repsol
	2008	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2007	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2007	Honda	CBR1000RR	Repsol
	2006	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2005	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2005	Honda	CBR1000RR	Repsol
	2004	Honda	CBR1000RR	--
	2011	Honda	CBR125R	--
	2009	Honda	CBR125R	--
	2008	Honda	CBR125R	--
	2007	Honda	CBR125R	--
	2012	Honda	CBR250R	--
	2012	Honda	CBR250R	ABS
	2011	Honda	CBR250R	--
	2011	Honda	CBR250R	ABS
	2013	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2013	Honda	CBR600RR	ABS
	2013	Honda	CBR600RR	Repsol
	2012	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2012	Honda	CBR600RR	ABS
	2011	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2011	Honda	CBR600RR	ABS
	2010	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2010	Honda	CBR600RR	ABS
	2010	Honda	CBR600RR	Leyla Edition
	2009	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2009	Honda	CBR600RR	ABS
	2008	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2007	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2006	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2005	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2004	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2003	Honda	CBR600RR	--
	2012	Honda	CRF150R	--
	2013	Honda	CRF250L	--
	2013	Honda	CRF450R	--
	2012	Honda	CRF450R	--
	2011	Honda	CRF450R	--
	2010	Honda	CRF450R	--
	2009	Honda	CRF450R	--
	2008	Honda	Goldwing 1800	GL1800
	2007	Honda	Goldwing 1800	GL1800
	2006	Honda	Goldwing 1800	GL1800
	2005	Honda	Goldwing 1800	GL1800
	2013	Honda	NC700X	--
	2012	Honda	NC700X	--
	2013	Honda	NC700XD	DCT ABS
	2012	Honda	NC700XD	DCT
FI Version Only	2012	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
FI Version Only	2011	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
FI Version Only	2010	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
FI Version Only	2009	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
FI Version Only	2008	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
FI Version Only	2007	Honda	Shadow Aero 750	VT750C
	2013	Honda	VFR1200F	ABS
	2012	Honda	VFR1200F	ABS
	2010	Honda	VFR1200F	ABS
	2013	Honda	VFR1200FD	ABS DCT
	2012	Honda	VFR1200FD	ABS DCT
	2010	Honda	VFR1200FD	ABS DC

 

 

-All computers running Windows (any version) and having a USB port will do. The minimum screen resolution is 1024x600. 

 

- Have the ignition key in OFF position. 

- Connect the OBD tool connector to the 4-pole RED DLC plug of the bike, and connect the USB plug to your Windows PC. 

Warning: Never connect the OBD tool connector to a bike plug other than the RED plug. 

- Start the OBD tool application. 

- Select neutral, turn ignition On and have the engine stop switch in RUN position. 

- Press the "Connect" button. The engine parameters must be shown on the screen. 

- Start the engine if you wish to inspect parameters with the engine running. 

 

-This means your vehicle does not have such kind of sensor, or that sensor data is not available through the OBD interface on your bike. 

 

-Yes, move your mouse on the sensor name and wait a second, an infotip will appear. 

 

-No, the value displayed here is not normalized and may vary from bike to bike. 

-The ECM learns the minimum and maximum TPS values and then knows how much throttle is applied. 

-The important thing is, the value should increase as you pull the throttle. Graph view can be useful to detect sensor malfunction. 

 

-All parameters shown by the OBD tool are read from the bike computer, without modification. On certain bike models, the ignition Advance value should be multiplied by 2 or 4 if you need to know the real value. 

 

-The measuring time is unlimited (depends only on available disk space. The OBD Tool automatically starts the recording when you connect to the ECM.