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aerodron · 24.10.2011, 20:05

Кроме того, на I10 подходит без проблемм
отзыв1:
Tried on my friend's Hyundai i10 and it showed 22 sensors and works nicely.
Build quality is very good.
I tried it on my Nokia N8 with OBDScan software. There was no issue at all in finding the device.
Works great if your car is OBD-II compliant. If it is, go for it. you won't regret
отзыв2:
This item is really plug and play! I use it in my Hyundai i10 (2010) together with Torque for Android and all it needed was pairing with my phone (the latest Torque version seems to fix the update speed some write off)

24.10.2011, 20:05	#14
aerodron Старейшина Регистрация: 16.09.2008 Адрес: Киев, Оболонь Авто: Tucson 1.6T, Santa Fe 2.4 Сообщений: 1,382 Сказал(а) спасибо: 333 Поблагодарили 181 раз(а) в 137 сообщениях	Re: OBDII Bluetooth Car Diagnostic Cable Кроме того, на I10 подходит без проблемм отзыв1: Tried on my friend's Hyundai i10 and it showed 22 sensors and works nicely. Build quality is very good. I tried it on my Nokia N8 with OBDScan software. There was no issue at all in finding the device. Works great if your car is OBD-II compliant. If it is, go for it. you won't regret отзыв2: This item is really plug and play! I use it in my Hyundai i10 (2010) together with Torque for Android and all it needed was pairing with my phone (the latest Torque version seems to fix the update speed some write off)