OBD2 connector android
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Burning Brakes
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OBD2 connector android
This may be a stupid question and I am sorry, but I am just asking if a D-CAN OBD2 BMW cable which connects to USB and then with an adapter to micro USB for my BMW for tuning via android.
Is this kind of cable the same as the corvette's OBD2 connector? Will it work with any apps to read/reset codes on the vette?
Is this kind of cable the same as the corvette's OBD2 connector? Will it work with any apps to read/reset codes on the vette?
Le Mans Master
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I doubt that it would be easier than just bringing up your codes with the Corvette's DIC.
http://www.corvette-web-central.com/C5DTCcode.html
http://www.corvette-web-central.com/C5DTCcode.html
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Burning Brakes
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Plugging in a cable... and using a touch screen instantly is easier... than an antiquated interface where you press buttons multiple times and the computer rapidly flips through codes for you to jot down...
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Burning Brakes
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I have a wifi odb2 connector and I have an app called Dash Command. I use my iphone to connect to the adapter and dash command reads codes and reads everything from map, timing, coolant to torque to Maf. It does more if you buy the extra PIDs.
It pulls all corvettes codes and resets them if need be. Tells you which are in ready mode and which are not for emissions.
It pulls all corvettes codes and resets them if need be. Tells you which are in ready mode and which are not for emissions.
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Melting Slicks
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I prefer an ELM327 bluetooth adapter. You can get them for like 15 bucks online. I use the torque app with it. Great stuff, and you can use it on multiple vehicles. It also gives you a lot more information than you can access in the DIC, plus some other cool features. The DIC is a PITA, but an invaluable tool for someone without an OBDII scanner.
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I prefer an ELM327 bluetooth adapter. You can get them for like 15 bucks online. I use the torque app with it. Great stuff, and you can use it on multiple vehicles. It also gives you a lot more information than you can access in the DIC, plus some other cool features. The DIC is a PITA, but an invaluable tool for someone without an OBDII scanner.
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