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Elm327 device
stevebubs - 1/4/14 at 12:20 AM

Right ... I have a cheap Elm327 bluetooth dongle. However it appears to be unable to communicate using the PWM protocol required by my Mondy to read DTC codes. Does anyone have a recommendation of an Elm supplier that may work?

Linky to non-compliant device


britishtrident - 1/4/14 at 07:15 AM

If you go to the Ian Hawkins Torque website you will find links to what you are looking for.
Be aware a genuine Torque chip is relatively expensive and these dongles are more expensive.


MikeR - 1/4/14 at 07:20 AM

Search eBay for a fordsuper. This reads the extended ford codes.


40inches - 1/4/14 at 07:32 AM

You may find something here. Gendan


bimbleuk - 1/4/14 at 09:51 AM

PLX Kiwi devices are well supported and will work as fast as the OBD port can supply data. That can be another downside to the cheaper more generic devices.


v8kid - 1/4/14 at 02:45 PM

I bought a cheap V gate from ebay and it works fine with me on Torque on Ford and Honda. I only bought it cos it has an on/off switch as there was a scare about cheapo ones flattening batteries.

Cheers!