OBDII Code Reader
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Are you ever likely to have an iPhone? If this is a possible future consideration you might want to consider a WIFI ODB interface rather than a Bluetooth one.
That said, that bluetooth one is very cheap - I'd be inclined to buy one just to try it out (In fact, I'm tempted to do just that myself
).
That said, that bluetooth one is very cheap - I'd be inclined to buy one just to try it out (In fact, I'm tempted to do just that myself
).
Do you not need a BMW for one? Or have I missed something?
That would be really helpful thanks
I have an Iphone in the post and that looks very cool
Then it's useless to you, as Apple cripple the iPhone's bluetooth.I have an Iphone in the post and that looks very cool
Damn, meh - looks like it would work ok with my netbook though
In fact if I'm using a laptop, maybe USB is probably more reliable - Would this do the job?
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Are you ever likely to have an iPhone? If this is a possible future consideration you might want to consider a WIFI ODB interface rather than a Bluetooth one.
That said, that bluetooth one is very cheap - I'd be inclined to buy one just to try it out (In fact, I'm tempted to do just that myself
Not likely to get an iphone as Android is just too awesome
How many standard and bmw odbii specific codes are there? I'm sure this device only reports on the standard codes - if it also reports on the bmw codes then that is a very good deal.
Anyway please keep me updated when it arrives and how well it works MikeHiow
I bought the exact same bluetooth device for the lulz and it works fine with my Mondeo, that Torque Android software displays all sorts of stuff. It works as a code reader too
