OBDLink LX ScanTool - Bluetooth

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The OBDLink LX ScanTool is for car owners and DIY mechanics who want to transform their Android phone or Windows PC into a powerful automotive diagnostic tool. Its key benefit is high-speed, accurate vehicle data access, enabling detailed diagnostics and performance monitoring. A key caveat is its incompatibility with Apple iOS devices. This wireless Bluetooth scan tool offers maximum vehicle coverage for most petrol and diesel vehicles sold in the UK/EU since 2001/2004, is safe to leave plugged in, and features hackerproof security.
| Model Part Number | 427201 |
|---|---|
| Brand | OBDLINK |
No, the OBDLink LX ScanTool uses Bluetooth and is not compatible with Apple iOS devices. For iOS compatibility, consider other OBDLink models like the MX+ which use Wi-Fi.
The typical Bluetooth range is around 30 feet (10 meters), but optimal performance is achieved when closer to the device.
Yes, the OBDLink LX is designed to be safe to leave plugged in. It has a very low power draw, so it will not significantly drain your car's battery.
The tool does not support hybrid or electric vehicles. It is designed for internal combustion engines (petrol and diesel).
You can read and clear diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs), view live sensor data (PIDs), check emissions readiness, and access many other parameters depending on your vehicle and the software used.
No, OBDLink provides its own OBDwiz software for Windows and the OBDLink app for Android. However, it is also compatible with popular third-party apps if you prefer their interface or features.
The OBDLink LX comes with a 3-year repair or replace manufacturer warranty.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your host device. Try re-pairing the OBDLink LX. Check that the tool is firmly plugged into the OBD-II port and the vehicle's ignition is ON.
Verify vehicle compatibility (year, fuel type). Ensure the correct OBD-II protocol is selected in your software. Try a different OBD-II port if available (rare).
Check for interference from other Bluetooth devices. Ensure the OBDLink LX is securely seated in the OBD-II port. Close unnecessary background applications on your PC/phone.
Ensure you have installed the correct software (OBDwiz for Windows, OBDLink app for Android). Check software settings to confirm the correct COM port or Bluetooth connection is selected.
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