I forgot to put a picture of the adapter with the 16 pin cable. :headwall:
Nissan Data Scan via Bluetooth
If anyone is looking for a ECU scanner for a fraction of the price than ECUtalk you can now purchase a Nissan Consult Bluetooth adapter from Nissan Consult Bluetooth 1989~2000 [NissanConsultBT] - $31.00 : BuyOBD.com, Taipei My Patrol is a series 4 and has the OBDII plug. The adapter comes with a OBDII adapter cable. I haven't tried it on a 14pin nissan plug but I'd assume that works too
Tom from Nissan Data scan recommend I try this adapter and I was a little sceptical but for just over $30 plus freight I thought why not.
I doubt it will ever replace ECUTALK but for me it does everything I want.
It reads RPM, speed, MAF volts, battery volts, engine temp, neutral switch and Injection Timing C/V. Reads and clears codes plus logging
My phone is a Google android and I used NDSI Lite version because it's free but it has ads. For $9.99 get the NDSI and the ads are removed.
Here are some screen shots.
Tom from Nissan Data scan recommend I try this adapter and I was a little sceptical but for just over $30 plus freight I thought why not.
I doubt it will ever replace ECUTALK but for me it does everything I want.
It reads RPM, speed, MAF volts, battery volts, engine temp, neutral switch and Injection Timing C/V. Reads and clears codes plus logging
My phone is a Google android and I used NDSI Lite version because it's free but it has ads. For $9.99 get the NDSI and the ads are removed.
Here are some screen shots.
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Hey Mike, it takes about 2 to three weeks, depending on your location.
I downloaded Nissan Data Scan from the google play store. There is a free one there called NDSI lite (pictured) I have installed the paid version.
You shouldn't have to configure anything, just plug the adapter in your OBD2 under the dash and turn the app on, press connect. It will scan for devices and your away.
I downloaded Nissan Data Scan from the google play store. There is a free one there called NDSI lite (pictured) I have installed the paid version.
You shouldn't have to configure anything, just plug the adapter in your OBD2 under the dash and turn the app on, press connect. It will scan for devices and your away.
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Sweet cheers M4tho,
i really didn't wat to have to go around downloading software from his shared server. The app sounds much better
Looking forward to it, email said it got sent yesterday so heres hoping for 3 weeks.
Cheers again for the find.
i really didn't wat to have to go around downloading software from his shared server. The app sounds much better
Looking forward to it, email said it got sent yesterday so heres hoping for 3 weeks.
Cheers again for the find.
Good morning fellas,
I received my device in the mail yesterday, and went to plug it in this morning.
I got connected, but then get ini failed in NDSI.
Looking through forums, it appears my pins may be connected incorrectly?
Any of you with this working, would you mind posting up a picture of the pin setup, please?
My adapter came with the "new revised" pin setup. I've attempted to move the yellow from 14 to 9, without any different results. Still comes up with the ini failed.
In both cases, bluetooth does connect.
Cheers,
Martin
I received my device in the mail yesterday, and went to plug it in this morning.
I got connected, but then get ini failed in NDSI.
Looking through forums, it appears my pins may be connected incorrectly?
Any of you with this working, would you mind posting up a picture of the pin setup, please?
My adapter came with the "new revised" pin setup. I've attempted to move the yellow from 14 to 9, without any different results. Still comes up with the ini failed.
In both cases, bluetooth does connect.
Cheers,
Martin
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