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Technical article
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Instrument mileage programmers
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No ECU-specific applicability
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Manufacturers
CGDI

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CGDI publishes the CG100X on cgditools.com as an automotive programmer. The same catalogue lists a previous CG70 airbag tool. A software note for version 2.2.2.0, dated 30 October 2026, says that update added coverage under four headings: the programmer, mileage repair, module repair, and read-write. The page is a long chip and model log. It does not, on its own, identify the legal manufacturer, the countries covered, or which connection a given cluster uses.

Confirm the function on the current CGDI list for the exact cluster before treating a reseller full version as the same tool. This page does not repeat that chip list.

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CGDI CG100X

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Revision 1: CGDI CG100X

CGDI publishes the CG100X on cgditools.com as an automotive programmer. The same catalogue lists a previous CG70 airbag tool. A software note for version 2.2.2.0, dated 30 October 2026, says that update added coverage under four headings: the programmer, mileage repair, module repair, and read-write. The page is a long chip and model log. It does not, on its own, identify the legal manufacturer, the countries covered, or which connection a given cluster uses.

Confirm the function on the current CGDI list for the exact cluster before treating a reseller full version as the same tool. This page does not repeat that chip list.

Sources

Revision 1: CGDI CG100X

CGDI publishes the CG100X on cgditools.com as an automotive programmer. The same catalogue lists a previous CG70 airbag tool. A software note for version 2.2.2.0, dated 30 October 2026, says that update added coverage under four headings: the programmer, mileage repair, module repair, and read-write. The page is a long chip and model log. It does not, on its own, identify the legal manufacturer, the countries covered, or which connection a given cluster uses.

Confirm the function on the current CGDI list for the exact cluster before treating a reseller full version as the same tool. This page does not repeat that chip list.

Sources