BUDGET Porsche Maint Light Reset Tool. iCarSoft Review (Do you really need a Durametric?)

PRODUCT REVIEW: Do you really need a Durametric when there is a Budget alternative to the expensive Durametric kits? We will answer that in this video.
This example was run on a 2015 Porsche Cayenne Diesel. It worked without issue.
Do you like doing your own DIY Porsche oil changes and maint but hate having to take your car to a mechanic and having to pay to reset the maint and oil change light? We have found a less expensive alternative to reset Porsche maint and oil change lights and it does MUCH MORE!. This works on MOST late model Porsche vehicles.
We found the iCarSoft POR II diagnostic and reset tool and this is a video review on how it well it works. This tool only costs $149.00 from Amazon.com
To purchase this on Amazon please use the following link: amzn.to/2TOCpTE
$149.00 is a great value when comparing it to a Durametric kit which starts at $287 to support only 3 vehicles and $735 for an unlimited kit.
Por ii scanner tool can do it all-reads and clears trouble codes on all the systems such as engine, transmission, abs and airbag etc
Read data stream, full ecu diagnosis
Turns off the ecu and brake warning light, diagnoses epb/sbc caliper functionality, resets the brake pad thickness service etc. Abs/airbag: Diagnoses abs/ srs system codes, reads/clears codes of abs/srs system and turns off abs/srs warning light
Oil light/service reset: Support service lamp reset, brake pad reset function, steering angle sensor calibration etc. Epb:Opens and closes the brake pads, reads and clears epb/sbc trouble codes,
Applies to the entire models of por equipped with obdii-16 dlc. Easy to use with metal dome keys
Check out our Porsche Cayenne Oil Change video at: • DIY Oil Change On Your...

[@megaman4201]

The OBD portion works on any vehicle, not just Porsche, it will read and clear engine related codes on all manufacturers but the additional features only for Porsche.

[@RobertSmith-bh5cv]

Curt, you're doing your own oil change, you're not going to lose your man card by reading the instructions.

[@Catbert814]

Can it prime the fuel pump after fuel filter service?

[@m.cooper1854]

All of these Icarsoft units require a firmware update right out of the box. A reason to read the instructions. A nice unit but fairly poor customer service in my experience.

[@crazypete3759]

Thank you! I couldnt bring myself to pay someone to reset a light that the car will not let you reset yourself. its a complete scam! In two or three oil changes this tool will have paid for itself and I will advertise oil light reset services so anyone in my area can have it reset for a fraction of the cost of a dealershit or repair shop.

[@boxtotalstyle]

Does this tool clear brake light warning for a 2014 Panamera?

[@Otrebor0707]

My Service 1 is due. Is that the main maintenance reset? My Cayenne Diesel went through all the 60K miles maintenance at the dealership about 7K miles ago. I’ve reset the oil change with my iCarsoft after oil change 3K miles ago. Next maintenance is fuel filter change, which I’ll do on next oil change. Thanks to your videos.

[@wbwynn]

Porsche also used time or mileage to set these service reminders; I did 30k with only 24k on car. More of the service scam. I bought this product today since I’m out of warranty next month. Nice job!

[@rivafoto]

Will it reset the adblue warning? Mine is not always resetting as it’s supposed to even after the 30 second key on routine as is the only protocol available to me. Regards

[@AveGuy1]

Mine is coming tomorrow from amazon. Thanks!!!

[@zmelli]

Can it do ABS bleeding?

[@capitalexotics]

Great video, I’m hoping you can help me (991.1 Porsche 911), I have the exact same icarsoft por 2. I had the oil light message like you. So, I reset it with the same procedure you did and it worked, no more “change oil now” message, however, I have a weird incongruent message now in my cars info screen. Basically, my next service is the big 4 year service, however, after the oil message reset it is saying I’m on “service 1”… when it should say I’m on service 4… it’s not a big deal but I’m pretty OCD about it. In the icarsoft menu, you demonstrated the 5 options, reset oil, maintenance something, then maintenance and oil, main service (which I’m guessing means the big year 4 service), then “reset all”. Should I have chosen the another reset option, and not the first one you also did, the one on the top of the screen “oil reset”. Help!

[@Fulloctanegarage]

I am pretty sure I do a reset all. Did you try that?

[@capitalexotics]

@@Fulloctanegarage Thanks for the reply. I did not do a “reset all”, I did the same process as you and what made most sense was to just click on the “oil reset” option, the top of the options on the screen… Entered the date, then says no I’m on service interval 1 in 40,000km or 1 year etc. It’s not a big deal, I know I’m up for service 4 next season but I would just like it to reflect it properly in the menu on the car itself.

[@capitalexotics]

@@Fulloctanegarage my bad, I didn’t realize on the info screen, I could flip through the “service” menus… I just scrolled down and it showed my oil change, the proper date and 15,000km (I do it yearly I don’t reach the km limit by the end of the season).

[@livnaway]

When dealers use equipment to scan for faults, does their equipment find more things than this device?

[@Fulloctanegarage]

I am pretty sure it will capture the same amount of faults but the dealer unit will be able to make modifications this one will not be able to.

[@garrynip3922]

great vid thanks!

[@johnmchugh2815]

Do you know if this will support a 2018 Porsche Cayenne Platinum Edition for resetting oil/maintenance also?

[@Fulloctanegarage]

I have not been able to test it on a 2018, I am thinking it will work but just can not confirm.

[@eduardi2466]

I just used this on my 2018 Cayenne and I can confirm it did work. :)

[@tonyadams09]

Do you think it would be worth a few more dollars to get the newer professional model which says has better up to date software

[@Fulloctanegarage]

I guess it depends on what you plan to use it for. For me this one seems to do everything I need it to plus more. I am typically one of those people who buys the biggest baddest tool in the box but on this one I would buy this one again.

[@tonyadams09]

@@Fulloctanegarage That does make sense the reviews scare me a little

[@Fulloctanegarage]

@@tonyadams09 I was a little worried also but they released a new version of code (I believe in Oct 2018) and If you sort on reviews by recent date the reviews since then mostly look very good, It appears on Amazon the manufacture asked for symptoms to try to help but the bad reviewers did not respond. That seems a little suspicious to me. Where are you located, if you are in the Nashville area we can hook up and you can see how it works for your car. So far I have only tied it on our 2015 Diesel Cayenne but plan to test on other models soon.

[@tonyadams09]

@@Fulloctanegarage I'm in Milan Tn just North of Jackson and usually in Nashville Area quiet a bit.

[@Fulloctanegarage]

@@tonyadams09 Cool deal, let me know when you will be up and we can meet up. What model Porsche do you have? Curt

[@tanahiro26]

Do not buy this piece of S.... doesnt work with 2017 + porsche panamera.

[@Fulloctanegarage]

It is not fair to call the unit a POS just because it does nor support you car which is a car we never test nor claimed it worked with. Have you called the manufacturer to see if there is a firmware update that might enable your car? I found this on one site: Designed to Fit 2005 - 2016 Porsche Boxster (including all variants) 2006 - 2016 Porsche Cayman (including all variants) 2010 - 2017 Porsche Panamera (including all variants) 1999 - 2018 Porsche 911 (including all variants) 2005 - 2018 Porsche Cayenne (including all variants) 2015 - 2019 Porsche Macan (including all variants) Just to be clear i