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Where to buy a compatible adapter?
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
Why? It is not similar to modification described on elm327 adapters?
Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
someone tested the vLinker MC or vLinker MC+?
This adapter is showing all over aliexpress and amazon, and should be the same as OBDLink MX...
But there is no info what chip is integrated in the adapter.
have this a STN chip as in the OBDLink or CCY adapters?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088LW211V
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001268454542.html
This adapter is showing all over aliexpress and amazon, and should be the same as OBDLink MX...
But there is no info what chip is integrated in the adapter.
have this a STN chip as in the OBDLink or CCY adapters?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B088LW211V
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4001268454542.html
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
is obdlink ex sold on aliexpress original or clone?
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
OriginalLielson Sampaio wrote: ↑Sat Oct 31, 2020 8:55 pmis obdlink ex sold on aliexpress original or clone?
https://www.obdlink.com/products/obdlink-ex/
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
Hi all,
I just got this program on my laptop, and looking to use it I need to buy a compatible adapter for my car. So are all this above still applicable? What is and where can I get for an affordable amount a compatible adapter for my Ford Fusion 2011?
Thank you guys.
I just got this program on my laptop, and looking to use it I need to buy a compatible adapter for my car. So are all this above still applicable? What is and where can I get for an affordable amount a compatible adapter for my Ford Fusion 2011?
Thank you guys.
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RickyBobby wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2017 8:37 pmAlso made the mistake of purchasing a cheap, $5., chinese ELM327 clone from eBay to use with FORScan and my 2014 Ford Escape. It has V1.5A on the label but uses an old Prolific PL-2303 chip. It may load the adapter in Windows 7 with the old drivers but not in Windows 10 that uses newer drivers. When you connect the adapter and check device manager you will see a yellow exclamation point next to Prolific USB-to-serial Comm port. You have to downgrade the driver to an earlier version. You can get the older driver from here: http://www.totalcardiagnostics.com/supp ... 2-software In step 1 choose Windows 8, 10 and download Driver Pack 5. After installing the older driver FORScan saw the adapter on COM 3 but when I hooked it up to my Escape, key and/or engine on, I got the dreaded "Unable to connect to vehicle. Please make sure the ignition key is ON and try again". I contacted the ebay vendor, expecting to be blown off, but he was kind enough to refund me the 5 bucks. It may work with another vehicle but not with a newer Ford Escape. Local bookkeeping services from company Your Books On Time. Another cheap chinese ELM327 clone.
https://imgur.com/Bzmanrw
I was going to go with Scantool's $80. OBDLink MX adapter but on the Escape forum someone posted that this adapter also works with the newer Ford Escapes and FORScan. https://www.amazon.com/OHP-ELMconfig-co ... iagnostics
I also found this adapter that's cheaper than the OHP and uses the exact same FTDI chipsets. https://www.amazon.com/bbfly-BF32301-EL ... CAN+Switch
https://www.aliexpress.com/store/produc ... 98242.html
FTDI updated Windows' drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/VCP.htm
So I'm going to give the bbfly-BF32301 adapter a try and will report back with the results.
where did you buy it in the end?
Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
OBDLINK is having a great black Friday deal on the EX. $33.95. Just thought Id let you all know. I know Im grabbing one just because its faster than my MX and it never hurts to have an extra.
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Re: Where to buy a compatible adapter?
OBDLINK EX appears to be providing add'l IDS /VCM (Bosch) like functionality as it now simultaneously handles the various medium and high speed busses/protocols Ford uses (MS-CAN and HS-CAN). Previous adapters used a "manual" toggle across these busses.