STEP 1: Find the 16-pin diagnostic link connector, or OBD port in your car. It should be located in the passenger or drivers compartment, under the steering wheel. STEP 2: Turn on the Ignition key and then plug ELM327 Bluetooth scanner… Continue Reading
STEP 1 Connect the OBD-II Cable to your vehicle’s OBD-II Port. STEP 2 Go to Settings on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad. STEP 3 Go into the Wi-Fi settings. STEP 4 Turn on Wi-Fi and connect to the network… Continue Reading
This guide explains how to connect ELM327 WIFI to Windows (applies to any Windows version). In order for ELM327 WIFI to work, you'll need to change some settings of your wireless connection network. And by doing this, you will no… Continue Reading
SAFETY WARNING: Never start and run your engine inside of a closed garage. Always make sure there is good ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide fumes are produced by your engine’s exhaust gases. 1. Locate your car’s OBDII… Continue Reading
Why does your vehicle need it? Have you ever thought about different vehicle parameters being displayed in your own Android application? If so, then you've come to the right place. We will discuss what it takes to develop an OBDII reader… Continue Reading
1) Locate the diagnostic connector. The 16-pin D-shaped diagnostic link connector (DLC) should be located in the passenger or driver’s compartment in the area bounded by the driver’s end of the instrument panel to 300 mm (~1 ft) beyond the… Continue Reading
The ELM327 is a programmed scanner produced by ELM Electronics for translating the OBD interface found in most modern cars. There are as many as 26 various elm327 products are available in aftermarket. They project almost the same function, but… Continue Reading
