Select OBDLink MX from available networks, click Connect. Open the Windows System tray and right-click on View Available Wireless Networks. Step 6: Connect PC to OBDLink MX via Wi-Fi Vehicles with push button start: press the button without stepping on the brake pedal. If there are no markings, turn the key clockwise and stop just short of starting the engine. On some vehicles the 'ON' position is marked with the Roman numeral 'II'. Step 5: Turn ignition key to the 'ON' position Once plugged in, the 'Power' LED will turn solid green.įor Wi-Fi models, the 'Wi-Fi' light will emit a flash every 3 seconds. OBDLink MX Bluetooth is used in the above video, but the process is the same for all OBDLink devices. Step 4: Plug OBDLink into your diagnostic connectorĭon't use excessive force, but make sure it fits snugly.
The most common location is below the steering column, just below the driver's dash area. The diagnostic connector will usually be exposed, but sometimes it's hidden under a decorative plastic cover, or behind an ashtray or coin tray. The diagnostic connector is always located in or near the interior dashboard of your vehicle. Step 3: Locate the OBD-II diagnostic connector in your vehicle This step will require your PC to be connected to the Internet.ĭownload and install the latest version of OBDwiz. The factory default WiFi Key is found on bottom of device, is case-sensitive, and includes periods.
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