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Originally Posted by Dad and Dotter
Have decided to buy my first piece of automotive test equipment-- an ELM327 OBD-II laptop computer interface. $10 from a top-rated seller on the giant auction website.
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I bought an ELM327 USB interface first as well. The software included was good for reading codes, but not logging. Good software for it was about $150.
Then bought a Bluetooth interface to use with the Android Torque app, but it wouldn't connect to the obd2 on my Ford.
Then I bought another BT adapter for $9.99 last month and it would pair with my Archos 101, but not connect with it. AARGH!
That's what I get for trying to "cheap out".
I did figure out how to get the DashDyno to record. It was necessary to create a dyno file and AUTO_REC.sc to get it to record (log) automatically.
The ScanGuage won't log, so it was worth the extra $150 to me.