Recently had my car back from the mechanics (due to a bad headgasket failure that needed a lot of work done) and I've tried to test out a new ECU reader.
Got a little Bluetooth thing that plugs into the OBDII port and beams all the engine info to your phone e.g. temp, throttle etc. etc. and it works fine on other cars I've tested it in, however the Clio is another story. It plugs in fine and there's power to the module via the OBDII port however it just doesn't connect/ interface at all with the ECU.
Does this mean the ECU is faulty? Any signs I should look out for that would tell me it's the ECU?
Additionally, the OBDII port is very loose (you can wiggle it about), I'm not sure this is supposed to be like that so it could be the OBDII port.
Any one have any experience with these things?
Got a little Bluetooth thing that plugs into the OBDII port and beams all the engine info to your phone e.g. temp, throttle etc. etc. and it works fine on other cars I've tested it in, however the Clio is another story. It plugs in fine and there's power to the module via the OBDII port however it just doesn't connect/ interface at all with the ECU.
Does this mean the ECU is faulty? Any signs I should look out for that would tell me it's the ECU?
Additionally, the OBDII port is very loose (you can wiggle it about), I'm not sure this is supposed to be like that so it could be the OBDII port.
Any one have any experience with these things?
