Ive been using this for about 6 months now. I recenty updated to firmware 1.8.0 and now SPS doesnt work. And I need that to work DESPERATELY. EVERYTHING is updated INCLUDING Java. Please help!

the newest VX manager & firmware 1.8.0 is not working with GM GDS2 software. After clicking on icon GDS2 literally nothing happens. It worked fine with old firmware 1.5. Check below video, guy is having the exact same issue and even your support was not able to help via remote. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm3CtDQ23aU

The one I'm using now is the VxDiag VCX Nano, which also comes with Tech2Win and an altered version of GDS2 which does not require an AcDelco subscription. You will also need a Windows PC (laptop or tablet is a good choice). This allows you to do just about everything except flashing or programming the car's modules with new software updates. If you need to flash a module with a later calibration file, you will need to use the GM version of GDS2 as well as being subscribed to get the new calibration file.

I'm not interested in flashing modules, so the clone version is all I need to do just about everything else such as diagnosing, service bay tests and so on. I own three Tech2 cars and two MDI cars so this setup makes sense for me. The version I use supports GM vehicles through the 2016 model year. I purchased the clone Nano and a refurbished HP laptop for less than $300, which is about what you pay for a Tech2 clone by itself (prices are all over the place these days so look around). If you already have a PC you can use, you can purchase the Nano and the software. 

VX GM Nano is a tech II/MDI clone that comes with tech2win and GDS2 software for $109.
So not only will it read all the codes down to the body level as well read all the data on all the modules, but has all the reset/ learn/program functions as a Tech II as well.

Hence if you need to cycle the abs pump for a brake breed, program a new fob in, do a crank position or throttle position re learn, program a new fob in, check the voltages of each module and much more that a tech II does, the blue driver is not going to due such.

So again, the VX GM Nano does everything that the Tech II that the dealer use does, and really more, since its a MDI clone and allows it to do the same on the newer vehicles that use GDS2 software instead.

Great tool to have around if you end up working on GM vehicles. Takes a bit of googling to figure out how to set it up. I went the proper route and purchased a subscription from GM to access the software necessary to diagnose and program modules and etc. It worked fine. It emulates a mdi tool when it's used with diagnostic software and when programming it presents as a generic J2534 pass thru. I will say that some software came with it but I can't speak much about it because I didn't use it. It is a bulky device and may not easily fit in all OBD2 ports. I purchased an OBD2 extension cable to use with it so it's not so difficult to plug in and doesn't stay sticking out from the OBD2 port waiting to be kicked.Budget GM scan tool for diagnostics and programming.



 

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Recommend to ask for a current installation CD or be ready to search and download installation files needed. Product seems to work good so far.

Like everyone else says... kind of a pain to setup! Follow the right directions and you will be ok. Once setup the tool does everything a GM Tech 2 scanner will do. Used it to diagnose an intermittent air bag light on one vehicle and perform a steering angle relearn on another to get rid of a weird traction control issue. Immediately paid for itself even if I never have to use it again. Great value!

hola buen dia puedo programar control remoto de la llave a una chevrolet tornado año 2015?

Get a VXDiag Nano from the actual website. That's the device with best support for actually doing programming if you feel like getting into that, and buying directly will ensure that you get one with the actually current firmware instead of a cloned one with backlevel software on it.

Reset alcohol content on 2007 GMC YUKON 5.3flexfuel. Nice device.

I am pretty computer savvy, so installation was not too bad on Windows 10 64 bit on a Lenovo laptop. 30 minutes later, I was looking at real-time power train data on my 2003 ion, commanding lights and locks on and off, and reading bcm codes. For the price of a decent obdii scanner, this thing is incredible.

Bought this to interface with my 2013 Chevy Volt and it worked but, the software was a mother dog to load on my laptop. I noodled around for about an hour and finally got it working.

It works, just install VMWare off the official site go to the allscanner site and Download the latest vxmanager, and run the tech2 autoinstaller from the CD. Then download the GDS2 drivers from the link in the instructions PDF that shipped with the CD and run the autoinstaller. Then install GDS2/tech2 and passthrough drivers and vxmanager with the adapter plugged in. Update firmware if asked. Order of operations once all is installed: plug in nano adapter to PC, launch vxmanager, launch GDS2, then if you are a pre-2011 GM vehicle launch tech2, then plug in nano to OBD2 port with vehicle in the on position.

Hi please l wont to buy this how can I get it thanks cheers

It's a better product than what GM makes, and an excellently designed device for a lot less money. I reprogrammed a 2008 Cadillac xlr ecu in less than 4 minutes using just a Lenovo Win 10 Celeron laptop. The VX manager runs fine on Win 10 and so does the Tech2Win.

It was exactly fitted my expectations. It was able to read check engine light codes, clear codes, and perform relearn procedures for certain sensors. It was worth the money and easy to set up.

)So glad that I got this product, It worked to program new ABS module.

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My 2008 SRX did not fold flush as it had an issue with the 3rd row at first. I thought it was a sensor, so removed the seat, but it was not. I installed the software, ran Tech 2 and struggled finding which option was the right one. Eventually I found it and was able to recalibrate the bench. This is such a great tool!

It's a great product and worth the price, now I have another nice tool in my tool box.
You will make it to SPS in the end. Select a year, a make, a model, then you can start self-learning how to program.
It's easy to understand and operate.