Noregon Systems releases JPRO Commercial Fleet Diagnostics 2013 v3

Noregon Systems releases JPRO Commercial Fleet Diagnostics 2013 v3

The latest JPRO software from Noregon Systems includes PACCAR MX engine coverage among other new features for heavy- and medium-duty commercial vehicles. The supplier of PC-based diagnostic solutions is now providing JPRO Commercial Fleet Diagnostics 2013 v3 online to current JPRO license holders with an active support agreement. There software has an auto-update feature, which prompts users to install updates as they become available.

Features of JPRO 2013 v3 include coverage for PACCAR MX engines, Allison 5th Generation transmissions (Allison 1000/2000, 3000/4000 and TC10 models), updated EPA 07/EPA 2010 Cummins engines, all 2013 GM vehicles, bi-directional tests for GM 2010-2012 Express/Savana vans with 6.0-liter gas engines, tire pressure sensor tracking for PressurePro Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems, and Takata SafeTraK Lane Departure Warning Systems.

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