Curt2016Ram
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So I see the OBD reader of choice is the OBDLink MX+. Shouldn't any bluetooth dongle work? Harbor Freight has one for half the price of the OBDLink. All the dongle does is send codes and whatnot to the actual AlfaOBD app right?
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So I see the OBD reader of choice is the OBDLink MX+. Shouldn't any bluetooth dongle work? Harbor Freight has one for half the price of the OBDLink. All the dongle does is send codes and whatnot to the actual AlfaOBD app right?
I'm using a VEEPEAK reader with AlfaOBD on a 2010 and can seem to reach most modules, except for the ABS module, which is the one I actually want to get to. I see you have a 2013, but wondering if you know if the MX+ should allow me to connect to teh ABS module on a 2010?
Thanks.
Be careful on the ELM327 being the deciding factor. Even the $10 ones are ELM327 (or compatible). The big one in addition the ELM327 is the adapter needs to be bidirectional and able to access the correct comms buss protocol..