The vehicle must have an OBD2 socket.

Short answer: The device is basically compatible with vehicles that support the OBD-II/EOBD standard, including petrol/diesel cars from around 2001/2004; a Seat Ibiza 2009 should therefore be supported if only engine/exhaust control errors are to be read out. Important details: - The device reads and deletes OBD-II / EOBD fault codes and displays them in plain text; it is limited to engine/exhaust control unit faults (Engine/Powertrain) and does not read comfort or safety control units such as airbag or ABS. - It displays freeze frame data, readiness codes and live data and is supplied with power via the OBD socket (DLC). - Menu languages include German; operation is kept simple. Limitations / uncertainty: - I am not completely sure about specific brand or model related proprietary protocols or extensions that some manufacturers may additionally use; such systems may not be fully supported. - If you want to read out ABS, airbag or other comfort control units, the device will not work for this. Recommendation: - Connect the plug to the OBD socket of your Seat Ibiza and test; the device should display engine/emission errors. - If you are unsure, post photos of the OBD connector or specific error symptoms, then I can help you more specifically.

The device is an OBD II (EOBD) fault diagnosis device that is suitable for reading out and deleting engine control fault codes on vehicles with an OBD II interface. It does not support the diagnosis of comfort or safety systems such as airbags or ABS. For the Fiat Ducato 8 (Camper Van), it should be noted that it generally has an OBD II interface if it is a model built from 2001 onwards, as OBD II is mandatory in Europe from 2001 for petrol engines and from 2004 for diesel engines. The device can therefore generally be used for the engine control unit of the Fiat Ducato 8, provided the vehicle is OBD II-compliant. There is no specific manufacturer information on compatibility with the Fiat Ducato 8, but the OBD II interface is standardised and the device reads out all OBD II error codes in plain text.

The BGS OBD 2 (EOBD) fault diagnosis device (item no.: 6648) cannot be used to read out fault codes from comfort and safety systems such as ABS, airbags, radio, seat heating etc. The device is specially designed for reading and deleting OBD2 error codes (engine control error codes) and not for the systems mentioned.

Works on Skoda Fabia II

Should work. I have a 16 year old Nissan. Works perfectly

Yes, it just doesn't have a service reset. But fits the e46