obd ll on your cell phone

[RM]

just found this on eaton transmission site. havent checked out completely but just had to share https://www.roadrangerstore.com/mx/...hash=9DC0057C5E6675E2C065634124F64650B73A3851 hope the link works

 

[SHyans]

just found this on eaton transmission site. havent checked out completely but just had to share https://www.roadrangerstore.com/mx/...hash=9DC0057C5E6675E2C065634124F64650B73A3851 hope the link works

Nope, link is "done shopping"... .

 

[DPKetchum]

What are we looking for?

 

[jsimpson]

For a whale of a lot less than $350 you can get an\Autenginuity laptop based program that is bidirectional as does as much as the pro setups from Snap-On.

 

[Sixpac2]

what laptop based program are you talking about? can you post a link or mor e info

 

[RM]

cell phone obd ll

hopefully this will take you to the cell phone obd ll page if not use the first link and click contiue shopping and theres a whole page of computer dignostic tools. some of the cell phone based and some software. not all of it is obd ii but some is. all from roadranger eaton. im looking them over now and just checking it out thought it was interesting. the site times your out and i aint smart enough to get around it ron https://www.roadrangerstore.com/mx/...hash=647D32428E321F05180E16F70CA9DFD5A01AB6EB

 

[Matt400]

what laptop based program are you talking about? can you post a link or mor e info

Hey Sixpac2. . here ya go:

http://www.autoenginuity.com/

 

[Sixpac2]

Do you have one or have used one. The site does not show dodge as an option?

 

[Matt400]

I don't have the Autoenginuity, I use a Snap On scanner at work. For the OBDII mode the Autoenginuity is pretty nice. To get the "enhanced" functions for the Dodge would require a DRBIII which is way expensive for a DIY'er. This PC style is a good alternative for DIY'ers wanting to get into the system.

 

[jcarey]

AutoEnginuity is the one I'm waiting for, but as of yet, they don't support the Chrysler enhanced data.