Anyone know if this will work on the 350Z?

http://nology.com/pdadyno.html

Mark

 

interesting...


here is the picture of their connector

 

and here is a picture of the Z's connector

they certainly look simular enough.

 

sounds good, would be tempted.

 

That looks pretty sweet - I'd definitely be interested in it for the Sony SL-10 when it comes out. Only problem though - it seems KINDA expensive for what it is. I mean, I'm sure they put in a ton of production time in to it - but I'm sure if they made it a little lower priced they'd get a lot more business (like $200 range). I bet they'd make more money if they made it vehicle specific and sold them for less.

Someone get this! Let us know how it is!

 

Interesting product, just a bit on the high side price wise. I've seen some OBD2 data loggers for considerably cheaper, but they are not like this.

 

Very unique product. I'm considering trying it out.

 

This has me looking at PDA's now, also want to do GPS. The new Palm Tungsten T has built in bluetooth wireless, and there are bluetooth GPS receivers, so I can get GPS data without physically connecting the PDA to anything.

PDA and BT is all new to me, but Ive been doing wireless for a long time.

I would think there should be some bluetooth hub/server that accepts multiple Palm hardware products, and makes them available via bluetooth. Instead of plugging things into the palm, which is limited, plug them into the bluetooth hub, and have access to all of them, and wirless as well. It would make a very clean install to be able to plug the Dyno into the hub.

Does this exist yet, or will it ever?


Mark

 

what is bluetooth?

 

did a little more research. yes, the nissan line of vehicles are compatible with the On-Board Diagnostics Version 2 specifications. they conform to the ISO standard.

I also found a very inexpensive setup:

http://www.scantool.net/products.htm

not nearly as slick, but not nearly as expensive.

 

This seems to be the same setup, minus all the performance data/graphs, which is really what I like. This one is $220, compared to $340.

http://www.auterraweb.com/interface.html

 

I just emailed the 1st company. I would be interested if it could work with my IPAQ Pocket PC. I think the palm OS is outdated.

Anyone know if there is one out for the Pocket PC platform?

 

Bluetooth is hardware/software which allows devices to connect to each other at short distances (20-30 feet). Palm's Tungsten-T has bluetooth built in. I used my bluetooth enabled cell phone, Sony Ericsson's T68i, to connect to my Tungsten. My Tungsten can use my cell phone's GPRS connection to connect to the Internet etc.

 

on the website . . .

The PDA-Dyno does NOT work on following vehicles, who have OBD systems that follow the CAN protocol.

Ford
6.0L A/T F250 diesel
6.0L A/T F350 diesel
6.0L A/T Excursion diesel
3.0L A/T Lincoln LS
3.9L A/T Lincoln LS
3.9L Thunderbird
2.3L A/T Focus
2.3L M/T Focus

Saturn
ION
Mazda
6 (both 2.3L and 3.0L)
Nissan
350Z

Saab
9-3 sedan (2.0L in 175 hp and 210 hp)

 

anyone know a good OBD2 interface/software for pc that works with our car?

 

I plan on purchasing from http://www.obd-2.com

 

http://www.crew-chief.com/dragstuf/index.html

http://www.injectionlogic.com/ecucal.htm

http://www.viaarena.com/?PageID=106

http://www.engineprosoft.com/Whatcan.htm

http://www.obd-2.com/

http://softwareforcars.com/OBD-software.htm

http://www.perfectpower.co.za/Products/uni5.asp

http://www.tarragon-et.co.uk/rapidprototyping.html

http://www.eunos.com/keith/ECU-pilot.html

http://www.intrepidcs.com/vspy/spyQuickSpec.htm



Here are a bunch of links to different sites on this sort of info. I hope these links help. Lots of good info here.

I would like to hook a laptop up to my car just for the fun of it. Understand i work on computers for a living



Later
Aceman