The Innova 5010 is compatible with most vehicles manufactured in the U.S. or Canada.

Please note, however, that available features may vary per vehicle year, make, and model. To be 100% sure of the features you’re buying, please utilize our Coverage Checker.

Do you charge for updates?
Updates are free. And there are no subscriptions.

Do I have to use the RepairSolutions2 app?
No, the app is 100% optional and free to use; it simply serves as a diagnostic helping hand. We do recommend using the app, however, as it has many powerful features like ASE-verified fix recommendations, scan export options, predicted repairs, access to technical service bulletins, and more.

Does it work outside of the USA?
Although our device/app works on most domestic, foreign, and Asian vehicles, it will NOT work outside of the United States and Canada. For Mexican residents, it’ll only work if you have a US imported vehicle.

Our products are region-restricted as we follow North American OBD protocols.

Will it work on my vehicle?
The product will work on most OBD2-compliant vehicles. However, features may vary depending on your specific year, make, and model.

Please utilize our Coverage Checker to confirm coverage.

Do you support FCA vehicles?
Our products can diagnose all systems on FCA vehicles like Jeep or Chrysler manufactured in 2017 or earlier. For 2018 or newer FCA vehicles requiring AutoAuth access, it can perform features like TPMS relearn and live data. However, features will be limited as our handheld and dongle scanners cannot access AutoAuth; for example, it cannot erase codes, perform oil resets, or handle battery initialization.

If you need AutoAuth access, please take a look at our Innova 7111 tablet

Can this reprogram vehicle computers?
No. It also does not support key fob programming.

Will this work on vehicles that cannot start or crank?
No, OBD2 scanners require the vehicle to be able to start or at least crank. These devices communicate with the vehicle's Electronic Control Units (ECUs), and if the vehicle cannot start, the scanner won't be able to establish a connection with the ECU. To use any OBD2 scanner, the vehicle must be in a condition where it can start or crank.