OE-Level All-System Diagnostics NT510 Pro scans all available modules (Engine, Transmission, ABS, Airbag, SAS, BMS, EPB, Fuel Pump, etc. ), reads/clears fault codes, and resets MIL. View real-time data and reports to quickly pinpoint issues. Comprehensive coverage helps you diagnose in-depth, understand your cars condition, and save on repair costs by fixing simple problems yourself.
All Free Reset Services NT510 Pro BMW Scanner supports all maintenance resets your vehicle allows, including battery registration, oil reset, brake/ABS bleeding, airbag light reset, injector coding, DPF regen, SAS calibration, transmission adaption, and more. Tackle 99% of routine repairs yourself and save thousands yearly on dealer fees.
Note: Available reset functions vary by vehicle model, year, and ECU configuration.
Easy Battery Replacement RegistrationReplacing your BMW battery is hassle-free with the NT510 Pro. The scanner simplifies registration with step-by-step guidance. Connect the scanner, register the new battery with the Battery Management System. Ensure your new battery is properly recognized and charged optimally by the vehicle, preventing error lights or charging issues after replacement (no need to pay the dealer for this service).
Bi-directional Control / Active TestPerform active tests on your car by sending test commands to detect the components working status, such as opening and closing windows, operating mirrors, turning on headlamps, etc. By observing the cars responses to quickly identify faults or confirm repairs. This function speeds up troubleshooting and prevents guessworkno more replacing parts blindly.
Full OBD-II Functions for Engine HealthAccess all standard
OBD2 diagnostics: read/clear engine codes, view 2-in-1 live data, freeze frame data, I/M readiness for smog checks, O2 sensor and EVAP tests, and more. Whether you want to monitor your engines performance or make sure your vehicle meets inspection standards, the NT510 Pro has you covered. Pass your annual smog check with confidence by catching issues early