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OBD2 readers

We have one at home which we've used to clear a couple of fault codes on the old family car.
My friend uses a bluetooth adapter and the Torque Android app for clearing codes on his EP3.
Personally I use my bluetooth adapter and phone for twatting around with a fancy rev counter, throttle position monitor and shift light. :)
 
I have the exact same one is that.

Its Ok for reading fault codes and getting rough information.

If i was to buy one again i would go for one that can also read ABS / Airbag faults
 
I gave you one with the TT jay!

Don't think there are any available for iPhone - something to do with bluetooth on iPhones only being for headsets etc I think. I only found out once I bought a bluetooth ODB2 plug. Duh.

I've got the one you linked above, and it does the job fine.
 
jam. said:
I gave you one with the TT jay!

Don't think there are any available for iPhone - something to do with bluetooth on iPhones only being for headsets etc I think. I only found out once I bought a bluetooth ODB2 plug. Duh.

I've got the one you linked above, and it does the job fine.
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I know mate stupidly I thought I wouldn't need it so left it the TT when it went. Doh!
 
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