The BlueDriver OBD2 scanner is a premium diagnostic tool used by mechanics, car enthusiasts, and everyday drivers. It helps users understand their vehicle’s performance and troubleshoot issues, especially when the check engine light illuminates. This Bluetooth device pairs with a free app to provide comprehensive vehicle diagnostics and repair information.
Unlocking the Power of BlueDriver: Features and Functionality
BlueDriver offers a wide range of features that empower users to take control of their car maintenance:
- Read and Clear Trouble Codes: Quickly identify and erase diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) to diagnose and resolve issues.
- Enhanced Diagnostics: Access advanced diagnostics for critical systems like ABS, airbags, transmission, and more for a variety of car makes and models including GM, Ford, Chrysler, Toyota, and more. Coverage varies by region; North America enjoys broader compatibility with BMW/Mini, Honda/Acura, and Volkswagen/Audi.
- Smog Readiness Check: Determine if your vehicle is ready to pass emissions testing.
- Freeze Frame Data: Capture vehicle data at the moment a trouble code was triggered.
- Live Data Graphing and Logging: Monitor real-time sensor data and log information for analysis.
- Mode 6 Data: Access on-board monitoring test results for deeper insights into vehicle performance.
- Repair Reports: (Details Below)
BlueDriver Repair Reports: Your Personal Mechanic
The BlueDriver app provides access to a vast database of over 30 million experienced-based Reported Fixes for Trouble Codes. These reports, tailored to your specific vehicle’s year, make, and model, offer more than just cryptic code definitions. They provide validated fixes ranked as Top Reported Fixes, Frequently Reported Fixes, and Other Reported Fixes, saving you valuable time and effort in diagnosing and repairing your vehicle. You can even preview sample reports within the app.
Getting Started with BlueDriver
The BlueDriver app is free to download, but requires the BlueDriver Bluetooth OBD2 Sensor to communicate with your vehicle. This sensor, sold separately, plugs into your car’s OBD2 port, typically located near the steering wheel. Every car manufactured since 1996 has this standardized port, ensuring global compatibility. You can purchase the sensor through the app or the BlueDriver website.
Even without the sensor, you can access the Repair Report database by entering your vehicle’s VIN and the trouble code.
BlueDriver: A Global Community
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