Is anyone using a OBD2 or GPS heads up display for their TJ. I'm always curious about more data that I can view beyond what's on the dash (I know, I'm probably just looking for more gadgets to burn a hole in my pockets
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We can't all be rich sugar daddiesIf I ever feel the need for a HUD I'll hop into my F-35 where a HUD is actually needed.![]()
Thanks, that sounds workable! I have some old phones laying around.I tried to use the stand alone HUDs without success. They would not sync up in my Jeep…
I ended up downloading the OBD Fusion App and pairing that with the Veepeak BLE+ Bluetooth obd2 scanner/reader. It has worked flawlessly. I use my iPhone or iPad as the display…
It’s definitely an economical way to go about it as well. My total investment was $50 US…Thanks, that sounds workable! I have some old phones laying around.
Methinks you don't know what an F-35 is since you thought I was serious.We can't all be rich sugar daddies![]()
There are similar configurations to those that can be set up as well (acceleration/feet per second/etc…)…What, no G-meter, EGT, or rate of climb indicator?
That’s one nice thing about doing it with an old phone or tablet, toggling between Apps. OBD Fusion and Gaia are my main two at the moment…I now have an old iPhone (8 plus) mounted right above my dash that flips between OBD Fusion and Gaia GPS.
Ford Mustang F-35, given it's a car forum who knows.
Yes it does…Does the OBD2 device shut down when the car is off? In theory I could use that to automate waking and sleeping the phone screen
More like a US military joke thing.Ford Mustang F-35, given it's a car forum who knows.
Must have been a dad joke thing.
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