i. use Bluetooth adapters with mac address. 00:1D:A5:68:98:8B
seems to give a lot of live data on 13 fiesta 1.6 tdci but i think some sensors are missing.
anyone tell me if good or bad
Bluetooth adapter mac code 00:1D:A5:68:98:8B
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inCarDoc
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24 May 2017
Usually quality of adapter does not affect on missing of some sensors, they are usually more "binary": show all available or nothing.
The most observed malfunctions of the "bad" adapters:
- does nor connect at all, or connect not to all OBD-II compliant cars (support not all OBD-II protocols)
- need reset adapter to reconnect (unplug/plug back)
- might have issues connecting with car's that have more than 1 ECU (automatic transmission)
- might have issues reading "long" (multi-frame) responses, like trouble codes reading (DTC) or VIN reading
- and other troubles discussed at
So, if you see some sensors, that is all data exposed according to OBD-II standard in your model/year.
Getting more data might require switch to custom Ford's protocol with solutions that declare work with internal Ford protocol, if this really required.
Коля7
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07 August 2017
- Last edited 07 August 2017
У меня Рено Дастер 2017 2.0л механика obd2 mac00:1D:A5:68:98:8B подойдёт? безопасен?
inCarDoc
posted this
07 August 2017
Просто один из "хреновых" безымянных адаптеров см.
Однозначно сказать трудно, это вроде из относительно новых и по идее CAN должен поддерживать (в вашем рено скорее всего один из протоколов CAN-шины), если в машине несколько ЭБУ то может работать нестабильно
Спасибо!
