Sale price
$5,950.00 USD
Regular price$6,850.00 USD
Note:
Customize your CDX design or add your own company logo for only $250.
✅ In Stock
The direct to module adapter and the Ford PCM adapter will ship without a hardshell case. The adapter case will ship separately in Q2. You do not need the case to use the adapters.
One Complete Solution. Our All-in-One Crash Data eXtraction Kit is engineered to equip engineers, investigators, and reconstructionists with a powerful, field-ready solution. No need to source legacy tools or chase down discontinued parts.
Why Choose Our Kit?
Supports Legacy Vehicles
Tested and Validated
Plug-and-Play Compatibility
Whether you're responding to a crash scene, analyzing ACMs in the lab, or preparing evidence for court, the All-in-One Kit gives you everything you need to eXtract legacy crash data with confidence. Want to customize your CDX case? Make your device truly yours by adding your company logo or a custom design. For a charge of $250, we'll laser engrave your branding directly onto the anodized aluminum enclosure. For agencies, firms, or investigators looking to stand out with a professional presentation in the field!
What’s in the Box:
CDX VCI Module - Compact, stable, and ready to go.
First-Time Use Setup Guide
Custom DLC to DB15 Cable - Industrial-grade durability.
Serial to USB-A (Prolific DB9) - Fast, compatible, plug-and-play.
Serial to USB-C (Prolific DB9) - A Crash Pulse exclusive – added USB-C connectivity!
Custom Power Adapter - compact and durable.
Direct-to-Module Adapter - Functionally equivalent to the 387 adapter.
Ford PCM Adapter - Functionally equivalent to the 221 adapter.
Extension Cable for PCM and DTM Adapter - No more fumbling when connecting your PCM/DTM adapters.
Adapter 1 for DLC - Functionally equivalent to the DLC Adapter 709.
Adapter 2 for DLC - Functionally equivalent to the DLC Adapter 784.
Adapter 3 for DLC - Functionally equivalent to the DLC Adapter DLC 3 1699200369.
Adapter 4 for DLC - Functionally equivalent to the DLC Adapter DLC 4 1699200510.
