The Kawasaki diagnostic tool from DevCom offers basic functions such as reading and clearing faults, as well as several advanced functions listed below.
All this for a total of 47 vehicle models. The latest version of diagnostics for this brand is from 2023 (version Kawasaki v1).
Our diagnostics cover a wide range of Kawasaki models. We support vehicles across all model years and variants, with a high degree of coverage. If you have any questions about a specific model, please contact us. A complete overview of supported models can be found below.
Our diagnostic solutions for Kawasaki vehicles allow you to choose exactly what you need. We offer the powerful TSPro 10 standalone diagnostic tool, the professional Troodon OBD Pro diagnostic interface, or the simpler Troodon OBD Basic, which is also ideal for home use. Troodon diagnostic tools can be connected to any PC or controlled from your mobile phone. All our diagnostic tools are developed and manufactured in Prague, in the heart of Europe.
Our diagnostic tools offer a wide range of functions for accurate analysis and service. For the Kawasaki brand, both basic functions such as reading and clearing fault codes and several advanced functions listed below are available.
Daily bread in diagnosing vehicle faults. Review all sensor and control unit data and record changes to easily identify the causes of vehicle faults. Of course, all records can be stored for further analysis.
After replacing certain components, it is necessary to perform sensor calibration; otherwise, the vehicle may not operate correctly, and control units may report faults. A typical example is the recalibration of the SAS (Steering Angle Sensor) after replacing steering system components.
The DevCom diagnostic tool for the Kawasaki brand offers the ability to connect to several control units. Their list is provided below.
The engine control unit is a key component for the proper operation of the internal combustion engine. It manages combustion processes, ensures optimal performance, and maintains compliance with emission standards. The ECU responds to driver inputs and current operating conditions through numerous sensors and actuators.
Using diagnostics, it is possible to read and clear fault codes, monitor live data (e.g. fuel pressure, temperatures, engine speed), perform actuator tests (injectors, ignition coils, EGR), initiate diesel particulate filter regeneration, or carry out adaptations after component replacement.
This control unit manages the vehicle’s braking safety systems such as ABS, stability control (ESP), and hill-hold functions. It monitors the condition of individual wheels, braking system activity, and stability interventions during driving.
Diagnostics allow reading of fault codes, viewing sensor data (wheel speed, brake system pressure, pedal position), performing actuator tests, carrying out guided bleeding procedures, and other related functions.
This unit protects against unauthorized vehicle start. It verifies the key code and allows engine start only upon correct verification.
Diagnostics allow checking synchronization with the ECU, reading communication faults, verifying the ignition ring antenna, and performing functional tests of key reading.
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