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It would be nice if they had an Ostrich Storm capable program. The fact that the Ostrich system lets you tune on the fly with a laptop would be even cooler if you could just hook up micro USB to that thing and tune on your phone. THAT would make buying a second Storm all the worth while. Honestly, if it could be done for ANY handheld device, I'd buy said device.
07-15-09 04:10 PM - A OBD-II scan tool has several uses. It's main purpose is to communicate "error codes" to you when your car has a check engine light on (there are numerical codes that indicate lean/rich air-fuel ratio, timing issues, problems in the air intake or fuel systems, etc.). It can also clear the car's log of these issues, effectively turning off the check engine light.
I wonder if LapLogger is CAN-OBDII compatible, as my car was one of the first vehicles to start using the CAN-OBDII interface
(it's been a b*tch self-diagnosing it, since all the CAN-OBDII scanners were super expensive around the time I first bought one)07-15-09 04:21 PM - not sure, this is what it lists--A OBD-II scan tool has several uses. It's main purpose is to communicate "error codes" to you when your car has a check engine light on (there are numerical codes that indicate lean/rich air-fuel ratio, timing issues, problems in the air intake or fuel systems, etc.). It can also clear the car's log of these issues, effectively turning off the check engine light.
I wonder if LapLogger is CAN-OBDII compatible, as my car was one of the first vehicles to start using the CAN-OBDII interface (it's been a b*tch self-diagnosing it, since all the CAN-OBDII scanners were super expensive around the time I first bought one)
Interface supports VPW(GM), PWM(Ford), ISO and CAN all in one.07-16-09 08:43 AM
Glad you looked it up though.
