Nexiq has also changed the contents of the package

The NEXIQ Technologies 124032 USB-Link 2 Connector at www.obd2tool.com allows PC-to-vehicle connection with an interface compatible with multiple software applications. It will minimize your investment in multiple brand-specific diagnostic interfaces so you can do more tasks with fewer tools.

Nexiq has also changed the contents of the package. The NEXIQ USB Link 2 no longer comes with any installation media, but this actually makes sense. Since Nexiq appears to update drivers every 60 days or so, the CDs that used to come with the original unit were often outdated by the time the customer received the unit. To force the customer to download the latest versions from their website isn’t a horrible thing, and it also makes sure that customers will always install the most recent version.

If you purchased off  from a China Website OBD2TOOL, These clones are unstable at best and will cause all kinds of issues. PF-Support can not assist you if you have a clone, the problem is in the adapter, not the software.  To tell, look at this photo of a clone, Both case screws at the top are facing the same way on a real Nexiq they face one to the front and one to the back, and there is no Blue Tooth symbol on the label beside the checkmark, This is a clone.

Replaced the MAF today, and the readings on the sensor are better (I think that MAF was going bad, I think there are multiple problems) but I’m still getting the p0101 airflow deviation code. I don’t believe that there is a leak on the line or in the intercooler anymore because I ran some tests with the tech 2 scanner and noticed the only time there is an airflow deviation is during idle or letting off the gas. While under high load, deviation sat at right around 0%. Going to try some more stuff out tommorow. Will report back.