So in brief, is it a OBD2 Bluetooth connector with a useful app or does it do something else too?
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Yep, that is it. It merely transmits data from your cars computer to the app. The app has the real power (which in it's current state is limited)
1423599
The Link reads data from your car's onboard computer system via the OBD-II port and then transmits this information to your phone via Bluetooth. If you're interested in learning more about what features are available to you, check out this FAQ from our community: https://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/what_features_are_available_to_me
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Yes. It came with a USB cable for my computer to update and license the device as well as the connection necessary for my OBD port in my truck.
1267311
I am sorry I dont know but it works pretty well with the software included for old and new cars, buy bluetooth version
1355050
There are two separate products. One of them is WiFi connected and the other is Bluetooth. The Bluetooth communication works just fine for me and it's worked across several makes and models. It will work with newer devices, you just download software you want. Personally, I like the torque app because it's everything in one. It's easy to use and pretty fun to analyze the data you get back from your car. I'm not sure about the splitter part, though.
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For the car you're better off buying a purpose built aux-to-bluetooth adapter for the car with a cigarette power source and play/pause ffad/rwd buttons, such as this: Kinivo BTC450 Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit for Cars with Aux Input Jack (3.5 mm) - supports aptX
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Only bluedriver, I've used many other Bluetooth scantool apps and bluedriver is the best I've used.
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this comes with obd2 (yellow one I use the most since most vehicles take this connector), obd 1, ford, Chrysler, gm , The connector that hook up to the plug right under the dash on the Tahoe, this unit offer the ability to clear the check engine light to see if the problem that caused the light to re-appear along with storing vehicle info . I would not be without my autoxray ax2500 at all. it has saved me a lot of diagnostic time allowing me to work on my own vehicles.
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First make sure you have Bluetooth enabled and paired with your phone...if you're phone can communicate with your idiagnostic device than you need the proper OBD app installed in your phone and it should work through the app...
1127108
Of course, only you must to connect in the OBD II connector of your car and ready. The OBD II connector is below of the dash of your car. The side of the driver. Ok. ? It's very easy.
1306404
No. It is bluetooth and was easy to connect given my wife was able to do it without my help.
1940644
I use this in conjunction with a phone ap called Torque. I am able to se any and all "codes" that may be on any car that has an OBD2 port. I can reset the codes and see a great deal of real time engine information. It works great
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No! Just got one and it only works with key on engine off. Engine will not start , just cranks. Connect the Bluetooth while engine running kills engine. I'm pissed.
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The apps for this appear to be generic, so find an OBD app that lists compatible devices. I use TORQUE, which works just fine with it on my Android phone. You can look for an app before buying the device.
1783972
Does the 2598LMT have a touchscreen, bluetooth, and access to an App store (preferably Google)? If so, maybe. It plugs into your cars' OBD2 port and has to link via the bluetooth connection to the bluetooth enabled device that has the app installed. If you can download the app to the device, it should work just fine. Always check manufacturers specifications on the device you own to check for compatibility.
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It does work on Bluetooth but it's slower. Not sure about android but try and download the app for it (if android has it) It's called Xtool obd2. And see if opens if yea then should work. Then buy the tool
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I'm not sure exactly what your asking for. This is a generic vehicle obd2 plugin module mainly for connecting to your car using a third party software.
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Yes on anything with an obd2 connection. However I can't say what kind of information you will get since each vechile is different