CHRYSLER PIN PULLER 2.2.9

CHRYSLER PIN PULLER Review

The CHRYSLER PIN PULLER is a specialized application designed for automotive mechanics and locksmiths who frequently work on Chrysler group vehicles. This tool integrates seamlessly with diagnostic devices such as the Launch x431 PRO3, Autotel MaxySys, original or cloned wiTECH systems, and Chrysler J2534 interfaces.

Key Features:

• Diagnosis and repair of the immobilizer chain.
• Replacement, matching, and reflashing of vehicle ECUs.
• Configuration and reconfiguration of vehicles.
• Access to special functions.
• Programming and adding keys.

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The application supports a wide range of models from 2005 to 2014 (up to 2016) across various brands including Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, as well as select Fiat and Maserati vehicles. By utilizing an ELM327 Bluetooth compatible adapter, the CHRYSLER PIN PULLER efficiently retrieves PIN codes directly from the vehicle’s OBD port.

This app operates on a token-based system; users purchase tokens within the app to access various functions, each priced differently. Initially, the app is free to download and includes a limited number of tokens sufficient for testing its functionalities. Users can then decide whether to invest further based on their experience.

Operational Note: A stable internet connection is essential for optimal performance.

Important Disclaimer: The application may not function with all inexpensive Chinese ELM327 adapters. Users are advised to source reliable ELM adapters independently. Recommended options include:

• OBDLink MX by ScanTool – compatible with cost-effective Android devices.
• Products from the 'Vgate' brand – known for reliability; however, avoid their lowest-priced offerings.
• Compatible with certain Chinese clone ELM327 v1.5 adapters, but not with v2.1 models.

This tool is intended strictly for professional automotive technicians and should only be used in legal circumstances. Misuse may lead to legal repercussions. Additionally, certain devices such as the HTC Evo 4G and Samsung Galaxy Tab have reported Bluetooth connectivity issues; users are encouraged to contact device support teams to advocate for necessary software fixes.

For visual demonstrations, check out the following video: YouTube Video