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YOUR RESEARCHOBDLink scanner that works with Android, iOS, and Windows devices!

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Use torque app

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I use Torque app which I think is better than OBDLink, but at least it does all the same things, but there are 100's of apps out there.
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It uses OBDLink app, which returns quite a bit of diagnostic info (e.g., mode 6 data).
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Suggestion · Original poster
It uses OBDLink app, which returns quite a bit of diagnostic info (e.g., mode 6 data).
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OBDLink scanner that works with Android, iOS, and Windows devices!

Use wifi and it's a very handy and robust tool

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Suggestion · Original poster
It uses wifi and it's a very handy and robust tool.
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Suggestion · Original poster
It uses OBDLink app, which returns quite a bit of diagnostic info (e.g., mode 6 data).
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OBDLink scanner that works with Android, iOS, and Windows devices!

Use torque app

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I use Torque app which I think is better than OBDLink, but at least it does all the same things, but there are 100's of apps out there.
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OBDLink scanner that works with Android, iOS, and Windows devices!

Use wifi and it's a very handy and robust tool

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It uses wifi and it's a very handy and robust tool.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

At $79 still an OK deal (only 260+ left before the next higher price pledge). It uses wifi and it's a very handy and robust tool. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...to-vehicle-obd It's no durametric but it has its place for quick (and even detailed) diagnostic checks.

POST 2Original post

This is already available.... under $25 http://www.amazon.com/Elm327-Wirless-Diagnostic-Reader-Scanner/dp/B00AOIM2CC http://www.amazon.com/Elm327-Wirless-Diagnostic-Reader-Scanner/dp/B00AOIM2CC I have this and it works great.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 11103524

There are a few differences that may or may not matter to someone. The one I quoted works on multiple OS (Andriod, iOS, and Windows phones). It uses OBDLink app, which returns quite a bit of diagnostic info (e.g., mode 6 data). O, it will also enter sleep mode not to drain your battery so can be left connected all the time.

POST 4Original post

Quotes source post: 11103536

The $25 one also works on all OS (WiFi)... only the Bluetooth one doesn't work on iOS. I use Torque app which I think is better than OBDLink, but at least it does all the same things, but there are 100's of apps out there. I have this one mounted under my dash .... it's also supposed to automatically shut off, but I actually re-wired it so it only gets power when the ignition is on, since I put it in semi-permanently.

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Quotes source post: 20231544

PIWIS 3 link is a bit more recent

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