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Autel MX900: A Comprehensive Review of Innovation and Performance

Autel MX900

MaxiCheck MX900 is an 8" touchscreen, all-systems scanner and service tablet. The MX900 is also a full-featured service tablet with more than 40 service and maintenance tasks, including Brake Bleed, Oil and Service lights resets, Battery Registration, DPF Regen, and Electronic Parking Brake and Steering Angle resets. 

 

The Autel MaxiCheck MX900 is an updated version of the MX808. It features a longer battery life, double the operating and storage memory, a faster processor and runs on Android 11 OS.

The MX900 has the same vehicle coverage as all other Autel tablets and offers Pre and Post Scans, Bi-directional controls, and Service Functions.

It allows to send command to the vehicle’s ECU to drive the actua-tors work, improves 5X faster efficiency. Such as: Injector Buz Test, Fuel Pumps, Pump and Value Tests 

The MX900 has the same vehicle coverage as all other Autel tablets and offers Pre and Post Scans, Bi-directional controls, and Service Functions. However, it does not offer Topology, Remote Expert, Programming, nor Bluetooth.

 

Features

  • 8" corded Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen tablet
  • Read and erase codes, view and graph Live Data, view Freeze Frame data
  • Perform bi-directional Active Tests and Special Functions
  • Smart AutoVIN technology for easily identifying vehicles
  • Supports DoIP and CAN FD protocols
  • Performs Pre & Post Scan
  • Supports all OBDII protocols and 10 test modes
  • Extensive, 40-plus Maintenance and Service Functions including:
  • Forced Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) regeneration
  • Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) reset
  • Oil Light Service and Battery Registration
  • Resets service mileage and service intervals
  • EFB Reset and perform Brake Bleed
  • Android 11OS, 1.8 GHhz processor and 7 hours of continuous battery life
  • Update firmware and coverage software wirelessly
  • 1- year Updates and Warranty

 

autel mx900

Mario Rojas, lead diagnostics technician at Autobahn Performance in Florida, shared his views after testing MaxiCheck MX900.

Q: What features did you like?

A: It has fast speed, a portable size, and is loaded with functionality. 

Q: On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate this tool overall? Why?

A: Nine, because it's well-priced, portable, fast, and loaded with bi-directional capability. The only thing is that it is a wired setup. A wireless dongle would be a nice inclusion, but that would change the pricing.

 

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