What is it?
wiTECH is the official service environment used across Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram (Mopar) for diagnostics,
guided troubleshooting and control-unit programming. This package contains the classic wiTECH System
installer (Diagnostic Application + local Server).
What you can do
• Auto-scan vehicle and read/clear DTCs across all modules
• Live data streams with graphing and recording
• Actuator/bi-directional tests and routine procedures
• Network topology view with quick access to each ECU
• ECU flashing/programming workflows (requires valid online access/subscription)
• Service information links, reports and printouts
Supported interfaces
• microPOD II (Mopar)
• Many J2534 Pass-Thru devices (for diagnostics; programming requires official access)
• Standard OBD-II connection; stable internet recommended for online functions
Install — quick steps
Tips
• Keep your interface firmware and PC time/date correct—TLS and programming sessions depend on it.
• Disable aggressive antivirus “sandbox” for the install folder if you see blocked services.
• Save Health Reports before and after work for clean documentation.
Compatibility
• Works on Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11 (x64 recommended).
• Verified by us on Windows 10 LTSC 2019.
• Minimal PC: Dual-core CPU, 4 GB RAM, 2 GB free disk, USB 2.0/3.0, internet for online features.
Important
ECU flashing and security-related procedures require proper authorization and an active Mopar
subscription. Use only with vehicles you are licensed to service.
Disclaimer
This post is for informational/educational purposes. Files referenced here were found in open sources
and may have been uploaded to external clouds by unknown third parties; our forum does not host or
modify them. Use at your own risk and always comply with local laws and OEM licensing.
wiTECH is the official service environment used across Chrysler/Dodge/Jeep/Ram (Mopar) for diagnostics,
guided troubleshooting and control-unit programming. This package contains the classic wiTECH System
installer (Diagnostic Application + local Server).
What you can do
• Auto-scan vehicle and read/clear DTCs across all modules
• Live data streams with graphing and recording
• Actuator/bi-directional tests and routine procedures
• Network topology view with quick access to each ECU
• ECU flashing/programming workflows (requires valid online access/subscription)
• Service information links, reports and printouts
Supported interfaces
• microPOD II (Mopar)
• Many J2534 Pass-Thru devices (for diagnostics; programming requires official access)
• Standard OBD-II connection; stable internet recommended for online functions
Install — quick steps
- Run the provided InstallShield Wizard (see screenshot), accept terms and complete setup.
- Connect your microPOD II / J2534 interface and switch ignition ON.
- Start the wiTECH Diagnostic Application; the local Server will launch automatically.
- Select the vehicle → perform a Health Report → open the Topology and proceed with tests or service routines.
- For ECU updates, sign in with your own valid Mopar credentials/subscription.
Tips
• Keep your interface firmware and PC time/date correct—TLS and programming sessions depend on it.
• Disable aggressive antivirus “sandbox” for the install folder if you see blocked services.
• Save Health Reports before and after work for clean documentation.
Compatibility
• Works on Windows 7/8/8.1/10/11 (x64 recommended).
• Verified by us on Windows 10 LTSC 2019.
• Minimal PC: Dual-core CPU, 4 GB RAM, 2 GB free disk, USB 2.0/3.0, internet for online features.
Important
ECU flashing and security-related procedures require proper authorization and an active Mopar
subscription. Use only with vehicles you are licensed to service.
Disclaimer
This post is for informational/educational purposes. Files referenced here were found in open sources
and may have been uploaded to external clouds by unknown third parties; our forum does not host or
modify them. Use at your own risk and always comply with local laws and OEM licensing.
