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Ads90



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OBDII data to your mobile
For those interested:
Other companies already have products that 'WiFi' data from your OBDII port to your smartphone, such as Kiwi WiFi and Devtoaster's Rev etc., but there is a new one about to be released that should be a fair bit cheaper, good for those like myself who are only 'casually interested' in data such as MPG, and Outside temp (although the latter is not mentioned - have to check when it comes out).
Here it only mentions iProducts:
http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/cartrip
But here is says it should work with Android too:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/car-tech/new...eedback/p1
Post #52960 14th Jan 2011 2:16pm
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Would this work with a TD5?

It says after 1996, but im not sure on the connector type.

How would it know Mpg etc? Current:D4 HSE
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Post #53189 15th Jan 2011 8:41pm
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mse



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robpenrose wrote:
Would this work with a TD5?

It says after 1996, but im not sure on the connector type.

How would it know Mpg etc?


TD5 has that connector.

It knows (or can guess) you MPG because the ECU(s) certainly on the puma, have all the details - Fuel tank size, how full it is, mileage etc.
Most cars with decent technology packs do mpg Mike
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TC



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Like the look of this....good find Thumbs Up
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mse



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TC wrote:
Like the look of this....good find Thumbs Up


Think its been discussed on here before (as i think thats where i came across it).

What i would say is its been in development for a long time Mike
Post #53242 16th Jan 2011 10:22am
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Steve B



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robpenrose wrote:
Would this work with a TD5?

It says after 1996, but im not sure on the connector type.

How would it know Mpg etc?


No, this won't.

I know because I bought one, the PLX Wireless and Rev for the iphone. No problems on the Mini Cooper S we have though.

I dont understand the workings of OBD2 etc, but its something to do with the TD5 OBD2 protocol is different.
Post #53253 16th Jan 2011 1:14pm
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Steve B wrote:
robpenrose wrote:
Would this work with a TD5?

It says after 1996, but im not sure on the connector type.

How would it know Mpg etc?


No, this won't.

I know because I bought one, the PLX Wireless and Rev for the iphone. No problems on the Mini Cooper S we have though.

I dont understand the workings of OBD2 etc, but its something to do with the TD5 OBD2 protocol is different.


Which would explain the different wires require for diagnositics on a few machines Wink Mike
Post #53283 16th Jan 2011 4:43pm
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