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OBD SCANNER FOR CAR CAR SCANNER ELM327 BLUETOOTH BEST LOW COST OBD Scanner Scanner ELM327 Bluetooth Best low cost OBD Scanner Car Scanner ELM327 Bluetooth V2.1 ELM 327 Car Code Reader : · Car Scanner ELM327 OBD2 V2.1 Bluetooth Interface Auto Car Diagnostic Scanner · Universal Compatibility: Works with 90% of cars manufactured after 2010 · Not compatible with Commercial Vehicles · Package Includes: 1 ELM327 Device + 1 CD · Connection Type: Bluetooth Description Car Scanner ELM327 Bluetooth V2 Bluetooth Interface ELM327 Car Scanner Bluetooth CAN-BUS scan tool supports OBD-II protocols it is used to read & diagnose trouble codes, clear trouble codes and detect fuel pressure and so on. ELM327 Bluetooth Interface Auto Diagnostic OBD #Scanner an on-Board Diagnostics, or OBD, in an automotive context, is a generic term referring to a vehicles self-diagnostic and reporting capability. Free Torque App ELM327 Car Scanner Bluetooth V2.1 OBD2 · Engine RPM · Calculated Load Value · Coolant Temperature · Fuel System Status · Vehicle Speed · Short Term Fuel Trim · Long Term Fuel Trim · Intake Manifold Pressure · Timing Advance · Intake Air Temperature · Air Flow Rate · Absolute Throttle Position · Oxygen sensor voltages/associated short term fuel trims · Fuel System status · Fuel Pressure ELM327 OBD2 V2.1 Bluetooth Interface Auto OBD Scanner for car Car Scanner Elm327 Bluetooth adapter gives you the opportunity to spy on your car wirelessly. Convert your PC, PDA, Mobile to a diagnostic tool and monitor all critical information of the cars ECU. The Car Scanner Elm327 Bluetooth is an adapter that connects to the cars network and then creates a virtual cable between the adapter and the PC that it is connected. With the help of various open source application for the Elm327, you can have a digital gauge or an advanced. diagnostic system and a powerful performance measurement toll in your screen. 1. OBD Car scanner Read diagnostic trouble codes, both generic and manufacturer-specific, and display their meaning (over 3000 generic code definitions in the database). 2. Clear trouble codes and turn off the MIL (Check Engine light) 3. Supported car scanner : All cars, Bike made after 2009 except listed below 4. Non supported car models : all SVU models , all fiat models , Tata models till 2013, Maruti s coss, sx4 , basic model like maruti 800 , santo , omani will support made after 2013 5. Main function : Read & Remove Engine check light fault code ( ABS , AIR BAG light can’t remove by this device Car Scanner Specifications :- Support OBD-II protocols ISO15765-4 (CAN) ISO14230-4 (KWP2000) ISO9141-2 J1850 VPW J1850 PWM Color Back + Orange + Blue Dimensions (LxWxH) mm 8.2 x 4.6 x 2.5cm Weight(gm) 45 -
My truck won't pass emissions. It shows "not ready" for the Evap system, catalyst, and an o2 sensor. I drove it for about 500 miles between tests. I got looking at the vehicles history and it looks like the "not ready" issue has been ongoing for this truck? Any ideas?
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Hi all, my Sierra went into reduced power mode a few weeks ago and I replaced the accelerator pedal position sensor after reading P1125. The code went away immediately and all was well. Today, my car went back into limp mode. I took the tape off my APPS connector wires and they seem to be in fine condition, the guy must have just wanted to keep them bundled together. After unplugging my apps, I plugged it back in and it got out of limp mode and I was able to drive it for like 5 miles until it went back into REP. Same code, 1125. Again, I tried unplugging/plugging the connector back in and the code is gone. Any thoughts as to why it keeps going back to reduced power and goes away for a bit after unplugging and plugging the APPS back in? -
New member. Just joined. I have a reasonably modified 2015 K1500 4WD Suburban and I was wondering if anyone had done or has info on switching it to an OBD2 system? I'm guessing engine and tranny will need to be replaced including the main computer. Has anyone done it? Does anyone have any opinions? The interior is super custom and I do NOT want a whole different truck. Money not an issue.
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I've been trying to figure out which OBD scan tool to put on my Christmas list. I found this one that you use with wifi to your smartphone. I think i like it. Good deal on amazon for $17.99 right now, but you also need to pay $10 for an app to get all the features I guess. Still pretty cheap in my opinion. https://www.amazon.com/KOBRA-Wireless-OBD-Scanner-Connects/dp/B01C3HAHCS/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1510234904&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=obd+reader&psc=1 Just wondering if anyone has any experience with this or another app based code reader. Or do you think there is any reason to get a traditional code reader that doesn't rely on my phone? -
From the album: 2002 GMC 2500HD build
This is a Bluetooth obd2 scanner that I am trying out. It allows for real-time monitoring of my sensors. -
I just installed Amp Powersteps on my 2015 Sierra CC. I bought the plug and play kit (76154-01A) and the OBD2 pass through harness (76404-01A). On the first full day of using the steps, my Intellilink screen froze solid black with only the backup guide lines showing. The backup camera doesn't work. The radio plays, but none of the buttons work on the display or touch screen. At face value, these would seem to be unrelated to each other. Then, after speaking with a friend that works at a GM dealership, I found out that there's a TSB about the subject. #13-08-116-001B: Aftermarket ALDL or DLC Interface Devices Causing Multiple Issues - (Mar 26, 2015) In a nutshell, aftermarket devices that work off the OBD2 port can interfere with high and low speed data bus traffic, causing multiple issues including some with the infotainment system. Has anyone else experienced any issues possibly related to the plug and play Amp steps?
