Bluetooth consult obd reader ??

[blackbird]

Is there bluetooth adapter and android app that works with the Nissan plug on a 1996 Terrano petrol??

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[terranosaurusdoug]

Is there bluetooth adapter and android app that works with the Nissan plug on a 1996 Terrano petrol??

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I don't think any Terrano has obd or obd2, there is a way to read codes though

 

[blackbird]

It's got the Nissan consult plug. But I wonder if there is an adaptor or plug that works with bluetooth to an android phone

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[terranosaurusdoug]

It's got the Nissan consult plug. But I wonder if there is an adaptor or plug that works with bluetooth to an android phone

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There is a plug, I have one that plugs into a laptop I think, I just need a program for it now

 

[blackbird]

Is there a bluetooth version??

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[terranosaurusdoug]

Is there a bluetooth version??

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No idea bud, I'm not clued up on that sort of thing, I think there is a consult program for laptop etc. that just plugs in

 

[terranosaurusdoug]

Just had quick search
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/11384876...341e64116f0a4897714ce85ffd1cc30&ul_noapp=true

 

[elty001]

Not sure if you can bridge the pins on the odb port like on the 2.7 ????

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

When I did it, on my older 99 T2, with the 14pin connector, I had to use a USB lead from one of these

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14-Pin-For-Nissan-Consult-Interface-USB-Car-Diagnostic-OBD-Fault-Code-Cable-Tool/113848766856?epid=11022027667&hash=item1a81ea5188:g:6rkAAOSwd3pdTd~B

to the laptop running the consult software. Worked perfectly.

On Suz's T2, which is a 2001, that this does not plug in too, I used a bluetooth OBD11 sender to the "InCarDoc" app.

 

[terranosaurusdoug]

When I did it, on my older 99 T2, with the 14pin connector, I had to use a USB lead from one of these

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/14-Pin-For-Nissan-Consult-Interface-USB-Car-Diagnostic-OBD-Fault-Code-Cable-Tool/113848766856?epid=11022027667&hash=item1a81ea5188:g:6rkAAOSwd3pdTd~B

to the laptop running the consult software. Worked perfectly.

On Suz's T2, which is a 2001, that this does not plug in too, I used a bluetooth OBD11 sender to the "InCarDoc" app.

Cool, where one get the consult software, download I presume?

 

[Lazy-Ferret]

Cool, where one get the consult software, download I presume?

I am pretty sure it was from here...

https://www.ecutalk.com.au/ecutalk.aspx

It is called ECU Talk, and is a stand alone file, that when run creates a config file, and a couple of log files, from memory.

I needed it in the early days of having my T2, but that was 2 laptops ago. I think I ran it on Windows7, so can not promise it works on 10, but worth a try.

If you get stuck, feel free to ask, or do a search on here for "ecutalk", as it was talked about a lot in the old days on here.

 

[blackbird]

Looks like there are these ones

http://www.nisscan.com/NDSIA/index.php?content=supportedadaptors

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[panelbeater]

banshee is the man for this

 

[Mav96]

Is there bluetooth adapter and android app that works with the Nissan plug on a 1996 Terrano petrol??

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Used on my 96 Maverick, works ok but limited, quick to read codes & clear them. just dont leave it plugged in if not using motor daily ?

 

[Banshee]

I've explored this at great lengths!!!

http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/showthread.php?t=21534

There's a hell of a lot of if's and buts, in theory, everything after 02 should have dropped the Consult II protocol and gone EOBD from 2002 onwards but as I've found this is far from the truth.

I'm still yet to find anything other than a paperclip that will talk to my Terrano :doh