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Check out AutoPi. Open source, plugs into your ODBII port so you can not only track your car but also get maintaince alerts etc.
by lrvick 5y ago
Check out AutoPi. Open source, plugs into your ODBII port so you can not only track your car but also get maintaince alerts etc.
- drewzero1 5y agoDepending on how old the enthusiast vehicles are, they probably don't have an OBD-II port (or possibly any port at all). None of mine do, up to the mid 90s.
- kQq9oHeAz6wLLS 5y agoMy truck barely has an electrical system (6v, positive earth), let alone a computer.
- fragmede 5y ago1996 is when OBD2 became mandatory for all cars manufactured in the United States
- Sebb767 5y ago> plugs into your ODBII port Which is usually quite easy to check. It's not a guarantee, but with someone sophisticated enough to crack a modern car there's a good possibility they know to check the OBDII slot.
- lrvick 5y agoThey come with extension cables. You can always plug it in under the dash and leave the exposed one disconnected. If they are sophisticated and have time to take the whole car apart then you are SOL anyway as they will find any transmitters with an SDR.