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This device has been popping up on my face book feed lately. Its a device you plug in to your aldl. With a downloaded app to your smart phone it is supposed to tell you ” what is wrong with your car before you go to a mechanic ” As a technician i see it as a device that may confuse the average person and cause problems with costumers who were mislead or interpreted the data incorrectly. The sales video is vague on its features and that makes me skeptical.
Don’t know if its cool to post a link, but search for fixd and it will come up.
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I don’t know about that specific OBDII device, ut is seems marketed to the average consumer which could cause problems?
I have the “Torque” app on my phone. It uses a bluetooth OBDII device to communicate with the smart phone. I think it is $5 for the app and it gives general info and codes, but I like the “Track Recorder” plug-in that allows using the phone camera to video with an overlay of gauges or other vehicle info, sort of a poor mans data acquisition.
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