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I just took a punt. However, I have a 2008 Peugeot 207 that I can use it on and have used it on a couple of my friends cars, so the fact it worked on ZT was a bonus.
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Arrived a couple of days ago now. Mine is a 51 plate first reg March 02 from memory. Worked straight away - no problems with connection. When you add a dial or whatever to the screen you will see a list of all the possible items you want it to show. The available options are in green. As said the options are limited but some of course dont apply to our cars anyway. Quite quick to search the ecu for fault codes Happily none were found stored I think it well worth the small outlay to have it available at any time. Not had a chance to do much with it yet but I did log the coolant temp on journey to work the other day and set an alarm so a voice told me when it got to temperature. I reckon this could be a great boon to the 1.8 owners as you can decide what temperature you want as maximum and it will give you an audible message if you reach it so even if you have forgotten to monitor guage you are warned. |
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Interesting stuff.
I have loaded BlueStacks onto my PC, it seems to work OK, I have ordered the device from Ebay and will report back when it arrives. Thanks Pete. |
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Do you have a link for the download of that program? Cheers, Dave
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http://bluestacks.com/
Its not that easy though, its not very stable, it needs the apps .apk file to install, it doesn't connect to google play and often doesnt connect to wifi, bluetooth etc depending on the hardware you have. There are loads and loads of PC OBD programs, just search for some.
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Blue tooth
So, how does it 'plug in'? I couldn't see on the advert.
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Just what info can you see ob these cars then, can you see bhp and 0-60 times, fuel consumption ie mpg if so think i will get it.
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