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Here’s another one of my JasonThePCMD videos. I’m talking about a OBDII bluetooth scanner that works with Android phones.
[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkXkGeg3ay4&feature=youtu.be:1a2fye5g]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkXkGeg3ay4&feature=youtu.be
Here’s some places that you can get the tool for cheap:[/url]
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That’s about 10X less expensive for live data feeds than most code readers. Sounds cool. I do wonder about the blue tooth interface — seems it could be a source of problems depending on the android model, etc. The video seems to show really good communication, though other reviews I’ve seen describe some problems.
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That’s about 10X less expensive for live data feeds than most code readers. Sounds cool. I do wonder about the blue tooth interface — seems it could be a source of problems depending on the android model, etc. The video seems to show really good communication, though other reviews I’ve seen describe some problems.
The Bluetooth communication would be my biggest concern as well. Does anyone here on the forums have experience using these Bluetooth adapters for this purpose? I guess it’s hard to go wrong trying it out for $15…
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