OBD2 bluetooth adapter question - OBDLink MX+ vs. XTOOL A30M ?

Yeah, this is my feeling as well. I've seen the A30M give live misfire data in videos. Here's a perfect example:



Jump to around 15:30 in the above video and he shows reading the misfire data.

Below is a screen shot and you can see it counting up the misfires in real time right in front of your eyes:

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But no such menu when connected to the Ferrari 360; I'm guessing it's just not supported in either the software and/or the Bosch ECU.

Ray

 

Yes, I will see what I can pull up by going into the 360 as well as some different models and see if I can get you that info in a YouTube video or something.

Ray

 

I went to grab some today for you, but this is as far as I can get without the OBD2 bluetooth part connected up to an actual car (see below).

Next time I connect it to my neighbor's 360, I will grab some more screen shots and/or a screen recording for you. Probably a week or so.

Ray


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Yes, I am as well.

I'm going to do a full screen recording of the session next time we connect it to my friend's 360 - so I will get that info at some point here and upload it.

Ray

 

I just uploaded the video here:



I ran by my neighbor's house to check the coil packs on his 360 so we hooked up the A30M as well and I was able to grab a screen recording. I edited it all into a video that shows basically what the XTOOL offers when connected to the 360 there.

Also attached it to his 2000 4Runner and magically we had per cylinder mis-fire data logging appear. So it's definitely vehicle dependent as far as what you do or don't get.

Ray

 

It also has a Special Function screen, but again it's dependent on if your specific vehicle supports it and/or if the app provides it. I think it's mainly aimed at later model vehicles.

Ray

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You're most welcome. It seems like the functionality is very similar to what the Autel offers no?

Ray