Amit is right I think.Maruti Suzuki is using a different protocol.So OBD2 scanners will not work with a Maruti.I'm really sad![[frustration]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Frustration.gif "Frustration [frustration]")
Car Scan Tool (OBD) – Queries & Discussions
- Thread Starter mastersquall
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Actually they do work, Scangauge2 works on ritz diesel and all swift/ritz/astar k-series petrols. But till now, I have only seen Scangauge2 working on recent Maruti products, the same gadget works on older ford ikons hyundai santros etc but not on older Maruti's. I have a device with me bought from US, "Kiwi Mpg", but it does not works on ritz ddis, but works perfectly on Hyundai products.I attached it to my friends i20 and it worked.
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i have esteem will try it on sunday .
Hey Mastersquall congratulations , do post your observations soon. Great to hear it works in your i10 , so i think it must work in my Verna too.
But can you explain clearly how exactly will this be useful to us? Is it worth buying?
But can you explain clearly how exactly will this be useful to us? Is it worth buying?
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well buying these stuff is always personal choice . i had been thinking about it for many months buying one so i brought another reason was my 2 years old i10 was giving engine error light and service centre was asking 900 to check using OBD . i thought why not give this thing try nothing wrong with spending 850 . On Saturday afternoon i checked engine light using it and found that one of sensor wasn't working according explanation given . so i took it to SA and forced them to look . I was surprice my OBD was right wire was bit chopped off and was about completely rip apart . got sensor changed as well as wire now no engine error .
Using OBD i also checked like how much HP or torque it is producing . how much time it take to reach 0-60 or 0-100 .
i tried to use function like fuel status and how km can i run but couldn't make it work according it . it is detecting two type of fuel coming well OBD is right my i10 is running on CNG but FE it showed was very good . it showed me 14 . still downloading lot of experiment will keep you updated
Using OBD i also checked like how much HP or torque it is producing . how much time it take to reach 0-60 or 0-100 .
i tried to use function like fuel status and how km can i run but couldn't make it work according it . it is detecting two type of fuel coming well OBD is right my i10 is running on CNG but FE it showed was very good . it showed me 14 . still downloading lot of experiment will keep you updated
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Please check whether it works with Swift (DDIS to be particular).And if its a YES,I will also be buying one ![[:D]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Big%20Smile.gif "Big Smile [:D]")
.And from where you've got this.
.And from where you've got this.
well stupid i tried to take pic but due mirror finish of my mobile didn't let me later i came to know android has in built screenshot taking software . will take screen shot tomorrow while i will be going toward my factory
you need to connect it to OBD port which is mostly are near area of accelerator pedal
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i don't have idea about wired one but my bluetooth one was showing correctly same RPM as my car was showing without any lag
Great stuff Mastersquall ! If you get a chance, can you see if it is compatible on Hyundai Getz CRdi or a Verna please?
Im eagerly looking forward to seeing the Screenshots and buying it too![[:)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Smile.gif "Smile [:)]")
Im eagerly looking forward to seeing the Screenshots and buying it too
+1 to Zengetz , i am also really looking to buy this thing. I think it is compatible with all Hyundai cars.
Mastersquall it would be of great help to me if you can put up details like how to connect this thing and use it , screenshots of the outputs , what are the things which i can see using this.
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Great stuff Mastersquall ! If you get a chance, can you see if it is compatible on Hyundai Getz CRdi or a Verna please?
Im eagerly looking forward to seeing the Screenshots and buying it too
Im eagerly looking forward to seeing the Screenshots and buying it too
![[;)]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Wink.gif "Wink [;)]")
connecting to mobile is easy job . here how i did in my galaxy 3
1. installed torque software in my mobile
2. turned on Bluetooth
3. insert OBD in OBD port
4. searched it on bluetooth. it appeared as CHX later asked me password which i entered as mentioned in there manual
5. Started the Car
6. opened my torque software
7. selected the device
You are ready to use it
sorry for late screenshot i have been busy so here few screenshot i took it today in 1min. drive
buddy did u check the ebd in dicor??? is it compatible. by the way what mobile are you using. is the software provided only for android???
Looks easy to use! But i have the same question as emperor , is that torque software only for andriod phones? What about symbian users like me?![[confused]](https://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/images/smilies/Confused.gif "Confused [confused]")
But even if its only for my Android no problem though , my brother has an Xperia X8 and couple of my friends too have Android phones.
But even if its only for my Android no problem though , my brother has an Xperia X8 and couple of my friends too have Android phones.