looking for OBD II serial cable
#1
i've tried a brief search on ebay for a cable to connect my OBD II to my serial port on a laptop and didn't come up with much. anyone have any suggestions?
#3
I was thinking along the same lines before I bought hp tuners, didnt do any research on it but I believe you will have to make your own the software manufacturers dont sell them seperately for obvious reasons
#5
Here is a good one I have used http://obddiagnostics.com/
Free software download (you can dowmload and play around to see if you like it)
Build your own cable from parts and plans (real cheap) of but a cable ready to plug and play (still inexpensive)
Free software download (you can dowmload and play around to see if you like it)
Build your own cable from parts and plans (real cheap) of but a cable ready to plug and play (still inexpensive)
#6
Originally Posted by bart ***
Here is a good one I have used http://obddiagnostics.com/
Free software download (you can dowmload and play around to see if you like it)
Build your own cable from parts and plans (real cheap) of but a cable ready to plug and play (still inexpensive)
Free software download (you can dowmload and play around to see if you like it)
Build your own cable from parts and plans (real cheap) of but a cable ready to plug and play (still inexpensive)
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#8
Originally Posted by jfree81762
Do they have a good USB version too(too lazy to search myself...)
Question 12:
My PC doesn't have a serial port. What can I do?
Answer:
Some newer laptop computers don't have serial ports, but they do usually have at least one USB port. There are a number of converter cables available which also use a device driver program to create a serial port for these machines. Most of them do not work in DOS mode, but only for windows. The driver that comes with the converter cable must be compatible with your version of windows of course, and the USB ports must be functioning, both in hardware and in the operating system and in the drivers for the convertor cable. In general, obtaining a proper convertor and setting it up may require a bit of expertise and knowledge of your particular system. Some users have reported good results using converter cables, and a few have had problems with them. I won't be able to give you detailed instructions for the installation or checkout of these devices. If you have a port installed and wish to test it, these port testing instructions may be helpful.
(note: for port testing instructions, go to the website and go to the help section)
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