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OK, so I bought the OBDlink CX (the MX is no longer available on Amazon) I tested it out on my 1996 Bronco first, and it wouldn't connect. Then I jumped over to my 2018 SD, and it connected, fired up Forscan and....nothing, kept getting the error saying no ELM found, and tried countless different settings. So I'm returning to Amazon, and thinking I'll get a wired OBD to USB dongle, and cross my fingers whatever I buy will work with Forscan.
Any advice for me? I was so frustrated today, 0 for 2.
Here is the one I use, I have several of them and they work great for forscan. Sure not very fancy and you do need to switch the HS/MS switch but they are cheap and reliable.
I'm using the same one and its fast and easy to use. No switch to worry about doesn't seem like a big deal but it makes the whole process that much easier.
OK, so I bought the OBDlink CX (the MX is no longer available on Amazon) I tested it out on my 1996 Bronco first, and it wouldn't connect. Then I jumped over to my 2018 SD, and it connected, fired up Forscan and....nothing, kept getting the error saying no ELM found, and tried countless different settings. So I'm returning to Amazon, and thinking I'll get a wired OBD to USB dongle, and cross my fingers whatever I buy will work with Forscan.
Any advice for me? I was so frustrated today, 0 for 2.
I had to look up the OBDLink CX, it doesn't look like its geared toward use on Ford or FORScan. Like you said OBDLink MX is gone, the MX+ is the newer version.
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