Buy OBDLink Bluetooth Multiprotocol OBD-II by ScanToolOBDLink Bluetooth Multiprotocol OBD-II by ScanTool Product Description:
- USB interface, Bluetooth Interface
- Baud rates from 9600 up to 1.4M baud
- Supports all legislated OBD protocols
- Can be powered from OBD or USB
- Compatible with more diagnostic software than any other scan tool
Product Description
OBDLink is the successor to ElmScan 5 - the number one best-selling PC-based scan tool in the world. Bluetooth option (range up to 100 m/330 ft) in addition to the built-in USB interface. Like its predecessor, OBDLink supports all OBD-2 compliant vehicles, and is compatible with all diagnostic software written for the ELM327-based interfaces.
OBDLink is our latest, most advanced PC-based scan tool that supports all OBD-2 compliant vehicles. Use it to convert your laptop, netbook, or desktop PC into a sophisticated, easy to use diagnostic system - for a small fraction of the cost of comparable standalone units! The package includes everything you need to diagnose your vehicle's problems.
Basic diagnostic software included with the scan tool, allows you to:
* Turn off Check Engine Light, and erase stored diagnostic information
* Read and Erase Trouble Codes (Generic and Manufacturer-Specific)
* Display 60+ Real-Time Parameters
Dimensions: 3.75" x 1.7" (95 mm x 43 mm)
OBDLink is compatible with all model year 1996-2010 cars and light trucks sold in the United States, including all American, European, and Asian vehicles. OBD legislation varies from country to country, therefore if you reside outside the United States, make sure that your vehicle is OBD-2 compliant before purchasing this product. If you are in doubt, please remember that you can return the scan tool for a full refund within 90 days of purchase.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Xlnt Device for Bluetooth on the Android running Torque
By y0_maan
Love it. It's a bit more than the others but well worth it.#1 90 day return policy#2 3 year warranty#3 I bought a cheap LM327 unit from China and it broke giving off spurious radio that interfered with my friends bluetooth enabled radio. It just stopped working. Got me looking for something that will last.Scantool emulates the LM327 chipset for OBD-II and it is Fast, even over bluetooth.The class 1 bluetooth interface has a dynamite range and the indicators on the unitare much more informative, if not just downright entertaining to watch. Not to mentionthat it hangs on a cord instead of of a direct plugin unit like the chinese knockoffs;the chinese units hide the led's under the dash (no cord). My e-mail correspondencewith Scantool was not as I expected; E-mails were answered in one day consistently.The LM327 unit I originally purchased for 20bux took a while to get to my door. Mostdefinitely from China. I first tried that one on a few cars at work. It worked okay.To my delight it showed engine intake vacuum, actually boost going in reverse. Oddlythe next time I tried it out on a freeway run into work it didn't show the vacuum.Nuts! For 20bux I was able to let it go. Until it died.One thing I have noticed about the Scantool unit is that I get a LOT more ODB-II itemsto graph using Torque, The torque program just had an update and it accepts 2 pluginsthat look Very cool. One actually records video with 3 predefined points overlayed onit. Haven't used it much on my commute, but on a track it would be sweet. I've seenpictures of it with maps overlayed, though I haven't tried this yet.It came with software and a usb cable for a laptop with a license #, OBDwiz. Haven'ttried this yet but will.My first hookup to my 2007 Toyota Corolla OBD-II port was instantly successful. Wellnot instantly, the unit had to scan my car's obd-ii bus for available oids. After theinitial scan it always hooked up quickly with bluetooth. I have to say I am a bitoverwhelmed with all of the points I can use with Torque now.I consider it a good buy. Hope this helps.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.OBT 2 bluetooth device review.
By Steve E Hubbard
I looked at many Bluetooth options before I purchased this unit. It has the most flexibility in this type of adapters including an RS-232 port if needed. It is available with out the port at a lower cost. I had read that most of the lower cost China adapters were hit and miss as far as reliability. This unit works great and has given me no connection issues and has a decent range when used with the "Torque" App on my Droid. I highly recommend this device. Bottom line it is more expensive than others however you get what you pay for!
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
OBDLink Bluetooth Multiprotocol OBD-II by ScanTool
By David Furrow
I have a 1999 Dodge 2500 Ram and the OBDLink Bluetooth Multiprotocol OBD-II did not work on the ABS system. It did work on other functions of the vehicle.
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