OBDLink (OBD car diagnostics)

OBD Solutions, LLC

In-app purchases

About this app

***The OBDLink app exclusively works with these adapters***
- OBDLink MX+
- OBDLink EX USB (with Android 3.1 or newer)
- OBDLink CX
- OBDLink LX Bluetooth
- OBDLink SX USB (with Android 3.1 or newer)
- OBDLink Bluetooth
- OBDLink MX Bluetooth
- OBDLink MX Wi-Fi
- OBDLink WiFi
***The app will NOT work with any other brand of OBD adapter.***

Turn your phone or tablet into a full-fledged diagnostic scan tool: read diagnostic trouble codes, clear the "Check Engine" light, check emissions readiness, estimate fuel economy and much more!

Key features:

- Check and clear diagnostic trouble codes
- Read freeze frame data
- Display real-time data (over 90 parameters!)
- Customizable dashboards
- Emissions readiness for each US state
- Fuel economy MPG, l/100km or km/l calculation
- Multiple trip meters
- Log data to CSV format (compatible with Excel)
- Retrieve vehicle information including VIN number and calibration ID
- Oxygen Sensor Results (Mode $05)
- On-board Monitoring Tests (Mode $06)
- In-performance Tracking Counters (Mode $09)
- GPS tracking - plot vehicle parameters on a map in real-time
- Full diagnostic report that can be e-mailed
- English and Metric units
- Free unlimited updates
- Ad-free

Ratings and reviews

I love this app, I've had it for years and never had an issue. I logged in today to find the enhanced information is now behind a pay wall when it used to be free. It's ridiculous that something which was free not is now going to charge me for a feature it had. I'll still plan on using this tool, just need to let others know what the new expectations are.

Once I purchased the $15 enhanced features for my Prius, this is the ONLY non-Techstream app I have found that can pull, view, and clear ALL codes. Incredible value. Now, if only it could provide... * Ability to display a couple dozen sensor values on a single screen report * Ability to attach different ECUs to different display pages, to make it easier to look at various data sets. I can get all the data to be sure, but it is not easy.

Doesn't actually read the correct PID for my mass air flow sensor (with respect to fuel calculations). I get valid data from the sensor, have no means to tell the app to use that one for it. I have to use intake manifold pressure method instead, which relies on knowing the volumetric efficiency of my engine. This data is not available, and the default is clearly wrong because of a large mismatch between the app and my car's own mileage data. You also can't input formulas for dashboard items.

What’s new

- Added support for devices that use 16 KB page sizes.
- Minor bug fixes and improvements.