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    Bluetooth OBD2

    There's a Bluetooth OBDII controller on the frontpage of carputers.org. It's not out yet, but it's coming soon.

    Using a bluetooth dongle, you can read your car's ECU data using the device. At present, it's just ISO-9141 protocol, but more should be provided in the near future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darkciti
    There's a Bluetooth OBDII controller on the frontpage of carputers.org. It's not out yet, but it's coming soon.

    Using a bluetooth dongle, you can read your car's ECU data using the device. At present, it's just ISO-9141 protocol, but more should be provided in the near future.
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    As far as I know, it's Read Only, so there isn't much to hack

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    check out www.obdrx.com

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    I just recently had my Autoenginuity scantool upgraded to blue tooth and I must say it was worth the extra money.

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    i was excited about this until I saw the pic, that thing is HUGE!!!! It doesnt seem too handy for leaving on all the time.

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    Also, why bother? Most of us on this board have fixed computers in our cars, why would we need to add the unreliabillity of wireless to something as simple as OBD-II?

    That might be handy for the laptop crowd, but probably not for most of us. If you really want a bluetooth OBD-II adapter, just buy a serial one and hook a serial-bluetooth adapter to it. Voila!
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    yea but its soooo cool lol

    OBD Bluetooth Transmitter with software CD. VE001 £199.00
    OBD Bluetooth Transmitter, software CD plus PC USB Bluetooth VE002 £249.00
    OBD Bluetooth Transmitter, software CD and PDA receiver (for your PDA without Bluetooth). VE003 £249.00
    OBD Bluetooth Transmitter, software CD and PDA (Acer n30) with Bluetooth. VE004 £399.00
    OBD Bluetooth Transmitter, software CD and Palm receiver (for your Palm without Bluetooth) VE005 £249.00
    Transmitter, and Palm (Zire 72) device with Bluetooth VE006 £359.00
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    we should all group together and buy the transmitters only .. itll be about £140 a piece then

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    Serial port to bluetooth

    You could get the adapter, but after buying both the ODB-II and the Serial Port to bluetooth adapter you would be spending a bit more.

    Here is the a link to the Serial Port to bluetooth adapter.

    http://www.kanda.com/index.php3?cs=1&bc=direct&bw=%2Fbrowse.php3%3Fpart no%3DPARANI10

    It runs $149.

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