Bluetooth OBD-II for iPhone
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The Bluetooth connectors are expensive. I went with an UltraGauge instead
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From: Tacoma, WA
The blue tooth adapters are not that expensive. I looked at them last week and it was like 20 to 30 if I remember correctly that was on Amazon to.. I wad gonna get one because I have an Android phone but then I got to thinking why, there is an auto zone 6 blocks from me and they can read codes for me. Unless these apps do something amazing I don't know about..
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Check out Torque Pro. It taps into all sensors in the computer. Displays all gauges, does estimated HP, fuel economy, etc. my brother loves it.
https://market.android.com/details?i...bC50b3JxdWUiXQ..
https://market.android.com/details?i...bC50b3JxdWUiXQ..
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Just FYI, auto zone can't read all of the codes. They can't read the engine nor the transmission codes. They can read the generalized codes, but not specific codes. These new phones are getting out of control! I didn't know there was an app for something like that!
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Wicked idea, but I don't see anything on the iTunes. Torque Pro isn't offered. Someone needs to post the app name, as the iTunes search functionality sucks dirt.
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Cargo Master
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Okay, I found a few
DashCommand: $50. Looks like a full suite of functions, but has more one star ratings than five star ratings (three average)
OBDII Car Diagnostics: $3. Scan codes only. Low reviews and doesn't list compatible OEMs by name.
OBD-II Code Converter: $1. Doesn't scan, user has to manually enter the code. Horrible reviews, including the most recent one stating "No code for my Ford diesel".
FuzzyCar: $5. Looks like it does most of the common stuff. Current version has over 150 reviews, but still only averages 3 stars. App hasn't been updated or reviewed for two years.
I'm not getting a warm-n-fuzzy on any of these apps...
DashCommand: $50. Looks like a full suite of functions, but has more one star ratings than five star ratings (three average)
OBDII Car Diagnostics: $3. Scan codes only. Low reviews and doesn't list compatible OEMs by name.
OBD-II Code Converter: $1. Doesn't scan, user has to manually enter the code. Horrible reviews, including the most recent one stating "No code for my Ford diesel".
FuzzyCar: $5. Looks like it does most of the common stuff. Current version has over 150 reviews, but still only averages 3 stars. App hasn't been updated or reviewed for two years.
I'm not getting a warm-n-fuzzy on any of these apps...
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Cargo Master
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You aren't finding it because it's not offered for the iPhone. It's only on Android phones.
