Whats the best free obd2 ipad app
27 July 2014, 10:36 AM
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Whats the best free obd2 ipad app
Hi all
Car had been left at work for 2 weeks while i was away and had a check engine light pop up when i started it, ran fine. whats the best free obd2 app too check codes/ clear codes with a bluetooth tool.
cheers nardoblue
Car had been left at work for 2 weeks while i was away and had a check engine light pop up when i started it, ran fine. whats the best free obd2 app too check codes/ clear codes with a bluetooth tool.
cheers nardoblue
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I use dash command not free, £6.99 iirc. I also have log works on my phone which I think is free, I had a qock look and it's supposed to clear check errors. 
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Bluetooth - android
Wifi - iphone (ios)
This is the one i bought to work with my iphone5 and ipads
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2011218914...84.m1439.l2649
Wifi - iphone (ios)
This is the one i bought to work with my iphone5 and ipads
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2011218914...84.m1439.l2649
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I've got dash command and iobd2
iobd requires in app purchase to use wifi. Don't think they was any more than 2quid??
I use iobd2 as fault reader/finder as I find the interface easier to use and adaptable to any car in that respect, I find the data loging easier too
Dash commands very very laggy from my experiance and the code reader can be a bit hit and miss I personally think the interface is a bit naff takes some getting used to. But it's nice to set your own PIDs etc Like you can run boost/vaccum, ignition advance along side each other and loads of presets too. If you know what your looking at it can be very useful.
I used this wifi obd2 connector
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221506049103
iobd requires in app purchase to use wifi. Don't think they was any more than 2quid??
I use iobd2 as fault reader/finder as I find the interface easier to use and adaptable to any car in that respect, I find the data loging easier too
Dash commands very very laggy from my experiance and the code reader can be a bit hit and miss I personally think the interface is a bit naff takes some getting used to. But it's nice to set your own PIDs etc Like you can run boost/vaccum, ignition advance along side each other and loads of presets too. If you know what your looking at it can be very useful.
I used this wifi obd2 connector
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221506049103
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