Bluetooth OBD-II Diagnosis
Image credits:digitaltrends.com A Bluetooth OBD (On board diagnosis) Scanner is a very easy to use scan tool and its data transfer is seamless once paired, it finds then reads off and clears trouble codes, and provides access to a wealth of sensor data, Keep track of a vehicle's history and stay ahead of the curve when purchasing a new/used vehicle by running your own personalized test to uncover any hidden problems As of today there are five OBD-II protocols in use as the industry standard, each with minor variations on the communication pattern it establishes between the on-board diagnostic computer (OBD) and the scanner console. For European and Asian brands : ISO 9141 circuitry or KWP2000. While American Manufacturers such as Ford, GM cars and light trucks use the: SAE J1850 VPW (Variable Pulse Width Modulation), use SAE J1850 PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) communication some of its most prominent features include: - Data Logger - Emission Analysi