Overview
The FOXWELL NT726 is a touchscreen all-system scanner with Android-based software, twelve service resets, and faster module scanning than the NT6x4 series.
Whether you are troubleshooting a check engine light, preparing for an emissions test, or performing scheduled maintenance, the NT726 gives you the module access and service functions you need without booking a dealer appointment. On-screen menus walk you through each step, and stored scan reports help you track repairs over time.
Key Features
- All-system diagnostics with touchscreen interface
- Bi-directional active tests on supported modules
- 12 maintenance service functions
- FCA AutoAuth access for 2018+ Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge (where supported)
- WiFi updates and report printing
What You Can Diagnose
The NT726 helps you identify root causes faster by reading fault codes, live sensor values, and module status across the systems it supports:
- Engine, fuel, ignition, and emissions systems
- ABS, traction control, and electronic parking brake
- SRS/airbag, seatbelt, and occupant detection modules
- Transmission, transfer case, and driveline modules
- HVAC, body, lighting, and convenience control modules
Service & Maintenance Functions
Beyond reading codes, this scanner runs guided service routines that save money on dealer labor. Available functions depend on your vehicle make, model, and year:
- Oil reset
- EPB service
- SAS calibration
- ABS bleeding
- DPF regen
- TPMS reset
- Injector coding
- Throttle matching
- Battery registration
- Suspension reset
How to Use This Tool
The NT726 communicates with manufacturer-specific modules over the OBD2 port. Use bi-directional tests to activate fans, fuel pumps, and actuators for hands-on troubleshooting. Service functions reset maintenance indicators and perform relearn procedures that normally require a dealer visit.
Vehicle Compatibility
Wide multi-brand coverage. FCA secure-gateway vehicles may require additional authorization steps. Verify functions for your VIN.
Always verify that your exact year, make, model, and engine combination is supported before purchase — especially for service resets, bi-directional tests, and brand-specific modules. OBD2 port location is typically under the driver-side dashboard on U.S. vehicles from 1996 onward.
Who Should Buy This
Advanced DIYers and shops wanting a modern touchscreen scanner with broad reset coverage.
If you regularly work on your own vehicles, run a small repair shop, or buy used cars to flip, the NT726 pays for itself quickly compared to per-visit dealer diagnostics.
Why Choose FOXWELL
FOXWELL has built a reputation for professional-grade automotive diagnostics at a fraction of dealer scan-tool prices. Unlike many subscription-based tools, FOXWELL scanners include free or lifetime firmware updates, clear on-screen DTC definitions, and responsive customer support — making them a practical choice for home garages and independent shops alike.
Connectivity & Software Updates
WiFi + USB. Free WiFi updates. Keep firmware current to maintain the widest vehicle coverage and access to newly added service functions.
