Bluetooth OBD2 Diagnostic Scanner
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Features and dimensions
- Type: ELM327 diagnostic unit, version V1.5
- Phone connection: Bluetooth
- Functions with the app: reading and clearing fault codes, live engine data, fuel consumption, coolant temperature, sensor check
- Compatibility: petrol cars from 2001 and diesels from 2004 with an OBD2 socket
- Voltage: 9–16 V, powered by the OBD2 socket
- Operating temperature: -40 to 85 °C
- Material: ABS plastic
- Colours: black or white
- You'll also need: a phone with Bluetooth and an OBD2 app
- In the box: 1 OBD2 diagnostic unit
Which one to choose?
- Black: blends in with the plastic under the steering wheel: ideal if you leave it plugged in all the time.
- White: easy to spot at a glance in the glovebox, handy if you use it on several cars.
How to use it
- Find the OBD2 socket: on most cars it's under the steering wheel, at knee height.
- Push the unit all the way into the socket.
- Switch the ignition on (or start the engine to see live data).
- Turn on Bluetooth on your phone and pair the unit.
- Open an OBD2 diagnostic app, connect it to the unit and read the codes and engine data.
Why choose this Bluetooth OBD2 diagnostic scanner
Every modern car records its own faults: as soon as a problem appears, the ECU stores a code and turns on the warning light. But you still need a diagnostic tool to read it. With this Bluetooth OBD2 diagnostic scanner, that tool fits in your pocket: plug it in, open the app and within a minute you know whether it's a sensor, a fuel cap that wasn't closed properly or a real reason to see a mechanic.
Arriving at the garage already knowing the code changes everything: you understand what's being suggested and you don't pay for a fault reading only to learn it was nothing. And if you've done the repair yourself, you clear the code and the light goes off straight away.
It's also useful when buying a used car: plug it in and check the stored faults before you sign. Enthusiasts can follow temperature and fuel consumption on the move. The ELM327 chip is recognised by almost every diagnostic app, the ABS housing copes with -40 to 85 °C and its compact size means you can leave it plugged in without it getting in the way.
Engine warning light on? Find out why in a minute
When the engine warning light comes on, you often end up at the garage paying just to find out what's wrong. This Bluetooth OBD2 diagnostic scanner with an ELM327 chip plugs into the car's diagnostic socket and sends the data to your phone. With an OBD2 app you read the fault code, clear it after the repair and follow engine data in real time. It works on petrol cars from 2001 and diesels from 2004, with no cables and no tools.
The benefits at a glance
- Reads and clears fault codes
You see straight away which code turned the light on and, once the problem is sorted, you clear it from your phone. - Live engine data
The app shows coolant temperature, fuel consumption, sensors and vehicle alerts while the engine is running. - Wireless, over Bluetooth
The unit stays in the OBD2 socket and talks to your phone wirelessly: no cable dangling under the steering wheel. - ELM327 chip, version V1.5
It's the standard used by most OBD2 diagnostic apps, so you have plenty of choice. - Tough and compact
ABS plastic housing, works from -40 to 85 °C at 9 to 16 V: just as reliable in the depths of winter as in high summer. - Petrol from 2001, diesel from 2004
These are the cars fitted with an OBD2 socket as standard in Europe.
