Original Autel Diagnostic Tools

For technicians seeking a reliable diagnostic solution, the OTOFIX D1 delivers professional performance at an affordable price. Powered by AUTEL, this Android tablet packs serious diagnostic power in a portable design. The OTOFIX Diagnostic Tool brings shop-grade capabilities to your toolbox without the complexity. Key Features at a Glance: 1. Bi-Directional Control: Perform active tests, reset modules, and verify repairs with precision. 2. AUTEL -Grade Performance: Built with trusted algorithms and protocols used by industry leaders. 3. Portable & Lightweight: A slim Android tablet that’s easy to handle and transport. 4. 2 Years of Free Updates: No hidden costs - stay current with regular software and vehicle coverage updates. 5. Broad Vehicle Coverage: Supports over 140 manufacturers, including GM, BMW, Aston Martin, and more. Real-World Performance: In a real-time test on a mid-2000s GM truck, the OTOFIX D1quickly connected via Bluetooth, identified multiple fault codes (inclu...

Routine maintenance tasks—such as brake pad replacement, oil changes, or resetting service indicators—are part of everyday vehicle repair. Whether you are a professional technician or a DIY car owner, the OTOFIX D1 diagnostic tablet helps simplify and accelerate these jobs. This guide demonstrates how to perform an Oil Light Reset on a Volkswagen using the OTOFIX D1, highlighting the efficiency and user-friendliness of the process. 1. Connect the V1 VCI to the Vehicle To begin, connect the OTOFIX V1 VCI to the vehicle’s OBDII port. Next, open the VCI Manager on the OTOFIX D1 tablet and pair it with the V1 via Bluetooth. Once the connection is established, you are ready to access all available service functions. 2. Access the Oil Reset Service Function Resetting the oil service light is one of the most common vehicle maintenance tasks—and OTOFIX makes it remarkably straightforward. After completing the oil change: ① Tap [Service] ② Select [Oil Reset] ③ Choose [Volkswagen] ④ Tap [17 – I...

As a technician, I'm always skeptical of "pro-sumer" tools. So when I had the chance to test the OTOFIX D1 Lite on a tuned 2015 Ford Mustang GT with a Kenne Bell supercharger, I was curious to see if it could hold its own. Spoiler alert: I came away impressed. A quick note on the brand: Otofix is a professional sub-brand from Autel , and this unit runs on the same robust, user-friendly Android-based system that Autel is known for. First Look & Setup: Unboxing the D1 Lite The D1 Lite feels like a mini Android tablet. It's compact, the touchscreen is responsive, and it comes with a Bluetooth OBD2 dongle that has a built-in flashlight nice touch for dark garages. Our only hiccup was right at the start: you must pair the dongle to the tablet via Bluetooth before you can do anything. Once we figured that out (took 30 seconds), we were in business. The Real-World Test: Diagnosing a Supercharged Coyote We plugged into my buddy Cade's 2015 Mustang. The menu was int...