In the iPhone settings, touch the blue arrow on the WiFi connection.
Make sure the connection is configured within the App’s settings.If you can connect to the WiFi signal, but cannot connect within the App: Unplug and plug in the Scanner from the OBDII port, then find the WiFi Signal.Turn off your phone’s Wi-Fi in the settings and turn it back on.Make sure the scanner is plugged into the OBDII Port and ignition is on.If you cannot find the Scanner’s WiFi signal in Wireless Settings: All 4 icons will be solid blue when it’s connected (Torque). This step is critical because the App won’t know to detect the ELM327 Scanner and it won’t connect to the ECU!ĥ. Go back to the App’s main menu and it will begin establishing a connection with the scanner. Then go to “OBD2 Adapter Settings”, then “Choose Device”, and then select the connected WiFi Scanner. Go to the Settings page by pressing the Menu button on your device. Although the OBDII port is providing power to the scanner, in some cases you will not be able to retrieve any engine data without the engine running.Ĥ. Open your preferred app. The name of the scanner will vary depending on the model: Examples would be OBDII, OBD-II, VLink, ELM327, OBD2, etcģ. Start your engine. This is done in the same manner as connecting to your home WiFi Network. On your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, go to Settings, then Wi-Fi and connect to the scanner’s Wi-Fi signal. The engine will be off, but this provides power to your dash lights, radio and also the OBDII diagnostic port. The location will vary on each car, but it’s usually found within arm’s reach under the driver’s side dashboard, under the steering wheel.Ģ. Turn on your ignition by turning your key to the 2 nd turn. Carbon monoxide fumes are produced by your engine’s exhaust gases.ġ. Locate your car’s OBDII diagnostic port and plug in your scanner. Always make sure there is good ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. SAFETY WARNING: Never start and run your engine inside of a closed garage.
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