The OBD2 Bluetooth is a diagnostic tool that, in combination with the car's Android screen or mobile phone, allows you to view information about the car, the engine, and peripheral parts, scan, view or even erase fault codes, save the car's performance in real-time, and much more.
Suitable for all vehicles, it connects to the car's OBD port and connects via Bluetooth to the mobile phone or screen.
Available Features:
With the appropriate applications on your mobile (e.g., Torque Pro), you can perform the following tasks:
Read diagnostic trouble codes and their descriptions (with over 5000 codes in the database)
Erase trouble codes
Disable engine check indicators
Keep a record of data and performance
View real-time engine data
Export data in various formats
Display and record data in real-time such as:
Engine RPM
Coolant Temperature
Oil Pressure
Fuel Pressure
Vehicle Speed
Throttle Position
Fuel System Status
Intake Air Temperature
Air Flow Rate
Absolute Throttle Position
Fuel System Status
Absolute Throttle Position
Intake Manifold Pressure
Manufacturer
OEM
Specifications
Product Number
R-559
Connectivity
Connection Type
Bluetooth
Compatibility
Type
OBD 2
Functional
Android
Important information
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can
report it here.
It does what it says. It recognizes faults (codes) with the ability to erase any unwanted indicators. It also checks and displays the status of the car's systems (fuels, exhaust gases, etc.). I use the Car scanner app. It connects and works perfectly without any issues.
I have had this specific OBD since 2014 when I bought a Toyota Celica 1.8 2004. Until now, I have only used it 4-5 times to clear some silly check engine lights. Recently, it showed me a problem with the pump and injectors. The program correctly gave me the code. I fixed them and everything is okay now. Now that it is working better than before, the mechanic tells me "it's showing P420. It's either the catalytic converter or the lambda sensor. You need to go to an exhaust specialist to check your catalytic converter, etc."
I connect the OBD, go to the sensors, and see that the second lambda sensor has failed. Thanks to this tool, I saved both time and money. In short, it works perfectly and shows you everything. For the program, I use the car scanner. Thank you