Description
Mini Bluetooth OBD2 Car Code Reader - This compact Bluetooth OBD2 scanner V2.1 allows you access to your vehicle’s internal information through a Bluetooth device like your phone, tablet or laptop. This way you can retrieve information about the engine, emissions, and other relevant data. You can find out why your engine light is on and solve simple problems by yourself, making the scanner extremely convenient for any vehicle owner..Reading and Clearing Error Messages – The OBD2 car code reader can interpret and clear over 3000 different error messages. This makes the compact car scanner able to interpret fault codes, clear car fault codes, display sensor data such as engine speed, coolant temperature, car speed, intake manifold pressure, air temperature intake pressure, air flow, throttle position, oxygen sensor voltage, fuel pressure and more..Car Compatibility – Always be vigilant about compatibility so the scanner can work effectively. American-made cars manufactured after 1996 should have no issues, while European cars may only be compatible if they were made after 2003. There must be a 16-pin data link connector under the dashboard and the vehicle emission control information label must state that the vehicle is OBD II compliant. Beware: Not for electric vehicles, hybrids and some diesel vehicles!.Compatible with Android and iOS – The scanner works with third-party OBD apps like Faslink x, DashCommand, Torque, Infocar, Auto doctor, Four Stroke or OBD Fusion. The effectiveness of the scanner may be influenced by the specific 3rd party software you pick. If the scanner doesn't work, the issue is likely related to the software being used, and switching to a different software could potentially resolve the problem..How to Use the Car Scanner – 1. Plug the device in your car's OBD2 port which typically is located under the dashboard - 2. Start the car - 3. Enable Bluetooth on your phone or tablet - 4. Run the installed app - 5. Search for "OBDII" and connect it with your device through the app (pin 1234 or 0000) - 6. Wait until it connects your car's ECU successfully – 7. Always take the scanner out of your car after you’re done. Leaving the scanner in the OBD port can slowly drain your battery over time.
