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This is really intuitive! I never even knew my car had this port. If only they could support Android sooner, I'd preorder right now.
by parad0x1 14y ago
This is really intuitive! I never even knew my car had this port. If only they could support Android sooner, I'd preorder right now.
- hadem 14y agoDo most cars have an Onboard Diagnostics Port or is this more so in newer cars only? I wish there was some information about what cars this is expected to work with.
- cpenner461 14y ago1996 and later. http://www.epa.gov/obd/ http://www.epa.gov/obd/
- evan_ 14y agoIt says on the page "It works with just about any car sold in the United States since 1996." It's been mandatory for all car manufacturers in the US since 1996.
- mcescalante 14y agoAny car with a OBD II port should work with the device... just Google your car. As noted, it's basically anything after 96 save for Hondas and a few other models.
- VLM 14y ago"Save for Hondas and a few other models." How does that work? There's 11 counties in Wisconsin where you cannot register your car unless you pass a biannual smog check which for any post '96 car involves the OBD-II check for codes and readiness indicators. So no ODB-II port means no wisconsin license plate with very few exceptions (mainly antique cars and electric cars)
- subway 14y agoSearch the Google Play store for OBD-II. You'll find a number of apps that allow you to get at the data in various forms using a <$10 Bluetooth adapter.