Keeping your mileage programmer updated is essential for any automotive technician looking to maintain shop efficiency and expand vehicle compatibility. The latest update for the CG201 Programmer (Version V044) brings a lineup of new model additions, performance optimizations, and critical bug fixes—headlined by supported one-click OBD mileage correction for dashboards.
Here is a full breakdown of what’s included in the V044 release.
Expanded Model Support (via OBD)
The V044 update broadens OBD dashboard capabilities across multiple major European and American brands, reducing the need for bench work or chip desoldering on these units:
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Citroen: NEMO
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Peugeot: BIPPER
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Lancia: DELTA (2008-), MUSA (2008-), LANCIA Y Type 1 (93C66), LANCIA Y Type 2, and THEMA
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Lincoln: CONTINENTAL (2016-), MKC (2015- DENSO), MKS (2015- DENSO), MKT (2015- DENSO), MKX (2015- DENSO), MKZ (2015- DENSO), NAUTILUS (2019 / 2021), NAVIGATOR (2015 DENSO), and ZEPHIR (2015- DENSO)
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Ford:
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C-MAX 2011 (NEC70F3425)
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FOCUS 2011 (NEC70F3425) & FOCUS 3 2011- (NEC+95320)
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TRANSIT 2013 (NEC70F3425), TRANSIT 2011- (NEC+95320), and TRANSIT 2012 (24C32)
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KUGA 2 2013 (MPC5645S+24C32)
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NEW GALAXY 2016 (COLOR METER)
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NEW MONDEO 2015- (VISTEON SPC5645S+24C32)
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Porsche Optimizations
For sports car specialists, CG201 V044 enhances stability and communication protocols via OBD for several key mid-2000s Porsche platforms:
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Porsche 911: 2005, 2007–2010
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Porsche BOXSTER: 2005–2010
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Porsche CAYMAN: 2005–2010
Bug Fixes & Stability Improvements
To ensure smooth operation on General Motors vehicles, this release addresses known software bugs impacting several late-model GM platforms:
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GM Fixes: Resolved issues affecting the Buick Regal, Chevrolet Suburban, Cadillac CT6, and additional GM models (covering 2014+ and 2017+ years).
