I followed through and downloaded the Foxwell client program, created a user account, and then updated the scanner with the Chrysler program. This morning I realized there are special EOBD function buttons which I expect the E is for enhanced function. I specifically ordered the Chrysler program. I hooked it up to one of the Crossfires and found only the standard OBDII functions were seen on the scanner screen. My time to play with it was limited to a few minutes as I had an after work birthday party to go to. The box was a little squashed, but the scanner inside was in its carrying case and appeared fine. It came in a typical product display box wrapped in a plastic bag. It took four days from ordering it to receiving it. So I received the Foxwell NT530 scanner yesterday. I have bought from Chinese suppliers directly before with no issue. Used Paypal which adds a level of security and buyer protection. I also have a Charger and Jeep which is on the list. I couldn’t resist, I purchased one at that price selecting the Chrysler option. Same model the lower price is a September sale from a Foxwell authorized Chinese supplier. Here foxwell nt530 scanner is on 169usd (with the Chrysler program option): It even shows the convertible top functions. We don’t have confirmation it works, but on line 8306 in the list I found the SKREEM module service replacement function. Reviewing the Foxwell NT530 Chrysler scanner functions list it mirrors what I see in the DRBIII or Starscan.
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