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ANCEL BD300 Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for BMW/MINI/Rolls-Royce – Full System & Battery Tool

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ANCEL BD300 Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for BMW/MINI/Rolls-Royce – Full System & Battery ToolANCEL BD300 Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for BMW MINI Rolls Royce Advanced Full System Diagnostics with Bluetooth Convenience The ANCEL BD300 is a powerful, Bluetooth enabled OBD2 scanner specially designed for BMW, MINI, and Rolls Royce vehicles. It offers full system diagnostics, battery registration, service resets, and much more, making it the ultimate tool for both enthusiasts and professional mechanics. Key Features Superior Compatibility for BMW,

ANCEL BD300 Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner for BMW/MINI/Rolls-Royce

Advanced Full-System Diagnostics with Bluetooth Convenience

The ANCEL BD300 is a powerful, Bluetooth-enabled OBD2 scanner specially designed for BMW, MINI, and Rolls-Royce vehicles. It offers full system diagnostics, battery registration, service resets, and much more, making it the ultimate tool for both enthusiasts and professional mechanics.

Key Features

✔ Superior Compatibility for BMW, MINI & Rolls-Royce

  • Supports BMW 1–8 Series, X, Z, M, I, and JK Series
  • Compatible with Mini Cooper, Clubman, Countryman
  • Supports Rolls-Royce (2002+ models)
  • Works with 60+ car brands and 10,000+ models globally
  • Supports 8 interface languages

✔ Full-System Diagnostic Coverage

  • Read & clear fault codes from all major systems: Engine, Transmission, ABS, SRS, EPB, TPMS, and more
  • Access powertrain, chassis, and body control modules
  • Accurate and in-depth analysis beyond basic OBD tools

✔ Battery Registration & Maintenance Functions

  • Register new batteries with BMW's battery management system
  • Supports EPB pad replacement, Service Interval Reset, Throttle Adaptation

✔ Universal OBD2 Compatibility

  • Works as a generic OBD2 reader for all gasoline vehicles (1996+)
  • Features: Live Data, Freeze Frame, I/M Readiness, O2 Sensor, EVAP Test, Battery Health Check

✔ Seamless Bluetooth Connectivity

  • Connects via Bluetooth to Android, iPhone, or iPad
  • Free ANCEL app mimics high-end handheld diagnostic tools
  • Fast, wireless diagnostics without any setup hassle

✔ Free Lifetime Software Updates

  • No subscription required
  • Updates easily via ANCEL app using QR code from the packaging

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: ANCEL
  • Model: BD300
  • Color: Blue Black
  • Binding: Automotive
  • EAN: 6976305120085
  • Package Dimensions: 4.4 x 2.6 x 1.1 inches

What’s Included

  • ANCEL BD300 Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner
  • User Manual
  • QR Code for App & Lifetime Updates

Installation Support

Step-by-step instructions and customer support are available to ensure a smooth setup. Bluetooth pairing is quick and stable—just enable Bluetooth and app permissions.

Important Notice

Ensure your mobile device has location permissions (Android only) and Bluetooth enabled before connecting to the scanner. Compatible with most gasoline vehicles from 1996 onwards.

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