https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152274230867
Works with Leaf Spy
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DrStrangeTrick
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Fri Feb 02, 2018 12:04 am
- Delivery Date: 29 Dec 2017
- Leaf Number: 064208
Re: OBD2 Bluetooth and 2017 Leaf
Hi all, new to the frum but I got this dongle today...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152274230867
Works with Leaf Spy
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/152274230867
Works with Leaf Spy
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labdove
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Tue May 22, 2018 5:48 am
- Delivery Date: 22 May 2023
Re: OBD2 Bluetooth and 2017 Leaf
A report I ran on a new one I bought that is supposed to handle high speeds (from some Tesla app builder sources). The app above just test for compatibility not speed tho. "KO" below means not supported as I understand it.
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cwerdna
- Posts: 8225
- Joined: Fri Jun 03, 2011 4:31 pm
- Delivery Date: 28 Jul 2013
- Location: SF Bay Area, CA
Re: OBD2 Bluetooth and 2017 Leaf
sonic1 wrote:I found a paper online on data extraction from the OBD port on the leaf. It states that the Leaf protocol is "mode 6 (ISO-15765-4 CAN". I checked several of the OBD dongles on Amazon and found that all of them do not support this protocol. I just ordered an adapter that supports the protocol, and a splitter cable for OBD connectors. When I get and test the adapter I will report the results.
What was the result? Have a link to what you ordered?
I wouldn't bother looking for such protocols. Just use ones that are reported to work recently and/or recommended by Turbo3, author of Leaf Spy.
The two I ordered in July 2015 based upon experiences/guidance here and on the wiki worked just fine.
'13 Leaf SV w/premium package (owned)
'13 Leaf SV w/QC + LED & premium packages (lease over, car returned)
'06 Prius
Please don't PM me with Leaf questions. Just post in the topic that seems most appropriate.
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powersurge
- Posts: 1061
- Joined: Wed Oct 21, 2015 10:24 am
- Delivery Date: 06 Dec 2014
- Location: Long Island, NY
Re: OBD2 Bluetooth and 2017 Leaf
Im wondering if people are having trouble with the Bluetooth obd connector, or the software connection on the phone?
I bought both an android AND Apple version, and they both work... It just takes a little time to get the Leafspy settings correctly....
I remember that the first few times I connected the Bluetooth adapter, leafspy did not recognize the data. I needed to go into the "settings menu" (the little gear picture) and set the correct OBDII choice and then do the password of 1234..
I think we should have a step by step procedure available for new users, because I cannot imagine that so many connecters reportedly do not work on Leafspy.
My reasoning is... All OBDII connectors must be reading the car's OBD plug correctly... (that is a standard interfaces). ALL cell phones should be able to connect to the Bluetooth signal.... (Have you ever heard of a phone that cannot connect to Bluetooth speakers or headphones??) I really think the problem is to get leafspy settings to the proper Bluetooth settings..
I bought both an android AND Apple version, and they both work... It just takes a little time to get the Leafspy settings correctly....
I remember that the first few times I connected the Bluetooth adapter, leafspy did not recognize the data. I needed to go into the "settings menu" (the little gear picture) and set the correct OBDII choice and then do the password of 1234..
I think we should have a step by step procedure available for new users, because I cannot imagine that so many connecters reportedly do not work on Leafspy.
My reasoning is... All OBDII connectors must be reading the car's OBD plug correctly... (that is a standard interfaces). ALL cell phones should be able to connect to the Bluetooth signal.... (Have you ever heard of a phone that cannot connect to Bluetooth speakers or headphones??) I really think the problem is to get leafspy settings to the proper Bluetooth settings..