Has anyone had any problems connecting Bluetooth ODB2 Readers to their MR2s? I have one, and it pairs with my device fine (tried 2 Android phones and a PC), but it can not read any data from it. (Torque Pro on my Galaxy S3 says its paired with the adapter and communicating, but can not read from the ECU).
Initally I thought it was a faulty adapter, but when I plug the adapter into my daily hack (2012 Corsa) it picks it up fine, and works perfectly.... so I guess it has to be something with the MR2?
Mine is fine. Make sure the immobiliser hasn't timed out before ECU connection.
Do you have am import or a UK car?
They only work with UK cars.
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Yea its an import. I thought odb2 was universal?
Many many times it has been stated the import is not OBDii compliant ... no one has so far found a reader that works with them unfortunately.
You can read codes using the paper-clip trick, but that's about all you have.
Unless you fit an after-market ecu Apexi PFC which gives you the commander where you can see what's going on.
Ah that would be it then. I had a quick search here but didn't see that doh.
Thanks guys, saved me some headaches s:) :) s:)
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Real pain, I know .. We have been looking for a while to find a cheap reader for the Japanese market cars.
From a planet somewhere nearby
Had my bluetooth elm327 copy working with the 2003 MR-S import i habe but... only had 10 useable dials, and not all usefull
Had incoming and outgoing temp, rmp, etc... but no error code reading.
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Good one Bry, R-Vit aint cheap though s:? :? s:?