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Originally Posted by wpoll
The iBus adapter (in conjunction with the iBus app) allows you to access the "onBoard Computer" functions that are lost when you remove the MID - functions such as checking your fuel range, setting the clock etc.
It can also perform a few other advanced functions, like some coding etc.
The OBD "diagnostics" is just that - diagnostics. It uses a different app and requires a BT OBD adapter to be plugged into the 16-pin ODB port on the car.
They are very different things and have little (if any) cross-over.  |
Thank you for the comparison between the two. That was what I wanted to know. So I guess Ill have to go with the ibus as well if I want to keep those factory functions. Ok I think I got a general idea of everything just got to start purchasing some of the things and start to get on it.