Hi, will this work on a android phone and also what can it read on a 2008 audi a4 turbo. thank u
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yes it will but hard to connect it is wifi only. get the one that is compatible with the app torque. it is the best app ive seen so far. read the decription carfully some of them are not compatible. the little blue that amazon sales is the best one ive had so far . good luck and they do work just be carful what you buy .
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It works with android. Use the Torque app it is 5 dollars. I see no reason why it would not work with your audi. There is also a free torque app, but you get less info.
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What version of android are you running If it's 4.0 or newer the obd scanner won't work. My opinion is its junk no one runs old android 3.0 just a scam for money
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I have a 2006 A4 with Audi symphony and after ordering was told it wouldn't work but a more expensive version would. I'd be cautious! Note: if I buy I'll purchase from Otto navi.
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I doubt that. Somehow it read on Fords just fine, didnt read on Dodge or Toyotas I have tried. No online software updates either.
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No reason it should be a problem. This isn't just an app--which you can download from the App Store for free by the way--it's a device you plug into your car and it transmits the readings from the engine to your smartphone, basically turning your smartphone into a 'black box' for your car.
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I am a certified automotive service technician and use this ELM 327 BT tool paired to my phone often. This BT ELM 327 works with most vehicles 1996 (OBD II) and newer. I recommend android apps; ' Torque' or ' Dashboard Command'. You will need to use code 6789 to pair to your phone. Good luck
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Sorry only God knows...so far this has worked on only one out of three cars. My advice is spend a little more and get a "real " reader
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It only works for the "generic" engine management / emissions OBDII functions. Codes that are proprietary to the manufacturer are not supported. There are a set of "Gauges" functions which can be displayed on either your compatible GPS or an app from Google Play or iStore which you down load to your blue-tooth enabled smart phone. I have not fully explored all the functions, however, my impression is that the phone app has much more capability. I have two Garmin OBDII dongles - one on a Ford Flex (3.5L turbo-6) and the other on a Kia Optima (2.0L turbo-4.) I had a TPS fault, an actual malfunction because the 5 year old TPS sensor batteries are becoming weak on the Ford. The error triggered an instrument panel warning light but did not register on either the GPS or the Android app. I even ran the "query" function and the software reported was that there were no codes present and the vehicle was ready for emissions testing.
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i use the frony AUX for my XM radio, so i don't see why it wouldn't work for your phone. it has worked for my Android.
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depends on the app u use but don't quote me on that because mine only worked once before it went junk . i would not suggest that u wast the $ on this obd2 reader
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It works on some Android phones, but it's not officially supported by the manufacturer yet. iPhone is fully supported.
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Thi actually never worked properly on my 2012 GLI which has the same OS as the A4. I heard it was because its open USB port. I would find out what connection you need and get that cord instead
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I believe it will work on any device with an audio jack. I listen to Slacker Radio through my Samsung Galaxy phone, plug this into the audio jack and tune to a FM radio station, and it plays through the car stereo.
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check the bluetooth settings on ur phone and make sure its on the car setting u may have to press a button on ur display that says phone , let me know
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Ben, I did not see the programming part of your question on my smartphone. It did not come with programming instructions but I found this: http://programyourremote.com/classified/DisplayAd.asp?id=1324 It might work for your vehicle..
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This is more of a diagnostic tool. What you are looking for involves software.. try http://www.ross-tech.com/ or contact Audi direct.
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It will depend upon the software you are using to talk to the BMW, this cable is just the USB to OBDII connection. I used it on an Audi A4 with some free OBDII basic software that could only read info, you normally have to pay $$ for the software that can actually enable functions within the car.