OBD Fusion for iOS & WIFI OBD: Set up & Connecting: OBD4Everyone Ep. 6

In this episode of OBD4Everyone, we will show you how use an inexpensive Wifi OBD scanner and the $10 iOS app: “OBD Fusion” to connect to the engine computer, add some gauges and make it talk faster.
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Presented by spurgear.ca

[@eljefeslash]

This is great stuff! I just bought a Veepeak and installed the EBD Fusion app, and I have no clue how to use these. So glad I found your channel. Thank you for the info and time you've spent on this! I'll be checking more of these out.

[@OBD4Everyone]

I'm glad you found my channel as well :) Thanks for subbing!

[@ranakashifali432]

@@OBD4Everyone 1:37

[@user-pm7pp5xk6x]

Hi, hello Does the obd fusion app show the ATF temperature? Is there any app that shows ATF temperature that can be used for infiniti q70 vehicles?

[@yarra64]

One minor missing detail - is the engine running when you connect? Will it connect if the ignition is in the on position but the engine is not running? How do you clear trouble codes if the device will not connect unless the engine is running?

[@OBD4Everyone]

To connect, the engine can be running or have the ignition on, with the engine not running. To clear codes in OBD Fusion, it needs to have the engine off, but ignition on. If your OBD device only connects when the engine is running, that is not something I have seen and I don't have any suggestions or work arounds.

[@sbrave]

I can't seem to upgrade and get the Honda package. Is it available? Need it for a 2007 CRV, thx!

[@OBD4Everyone]

I don't have any experience using this app on a Honda, so I won't be any help. You might want to contact OBD Fusion support: obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport

[@raullcalzadilla3541]

Vehicle: '08 Chevy Equinox LTZ , 3.4L 6 cyl, Aisin/Warner AF-335 transmission with temperature sensor. Just got a BAFX OBDII wi-fi iOs reader and using OBD Fusion Ap. Previously had and Android phone and a BAFX OBDII Blutooth with Torque Pro Ap. I am trying to read Transmission Temperature but cannot find the PID. I erroneously assumed that getting the same brand reader (BAFX) for iOs (Wi-Fi) would work but it does not. Have searched all over, including Chevy forums but nothing.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Raul L Calzadilla, I have no way of testing this, but try this: www.terrainforum.net/threads/2018-models-view-transmission-temp.27095/#post-284279

[@keithtweedie8484]

Excellent post, it answers a lot of my questions. You do good work.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Keith Tweedie, Thank you! I have more episodes on the way. :)

[@Thedataman1]

This video is great! It's about time someone made a useful demo. Thanks!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Lon Felts, Thanks! That is the goal of this channel OBD 4 Everyone :)

[@kokrket]

How do u get rid of the settings once everything is done? Can’t figure out out how to remove from screen on tablet

[@OBD4Everyone]

There is a "< Back" button on the upper left part of the screen.

[@kokrket]

I’ll try again. Thnk u

[@bustyboy123]

I have the exact same set up but I have a problem. I connect to the elm327 fine but it does not connect to the ecu

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey DAN on MV, Can it connect to the ECU in a different vehicle? From my own past experiences there are a lot of JUNK ELM327 knock offs. I have never had a connection problem with VeePeak, iCar Pro for Forseal branded OBD scanners.

[@andreaskack2607]

Does the obd fusion app have a pid that shows anything about the diesel particle filter? The soot percent? I want to see the percent of soot in the filter on my Subaru forester -10.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Sorry, but I have no idea. Diesel Foresters are not sold in North America. You could try contacting OBD Fusion support: obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport

[@mikegreene9215]

Hi, Just purchased this for a Tacoma and wanting to know how to see my transmission oil temps, can you tell me how to find those?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Items like transmission oil temp can be difficult to get through an OBD app. Since I don't have access to a Tacoma, I can't do any testing.... so I have no idea if it is available. You could try contacting OBDFusion support and asking them: obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport

[@noodlefoo]

I am running OBD Fusion on my iPhone 8 Plus, connected to the VeePeak BLE scanner via Bluetooth LE, in my 2017 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport 4WD (or Montero Sport in other markets). The fuel consumption is all wrong, seems to calculate about half of my actual fuel consumption. Anyone know is there a way I can adjust the PID equation code?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey noodlefoo, If you go to Settings > Vehicle Editor > Fuel Calculation Method you can select different options... try selecting a different option and see if it is more accurate. Another option is to contact OBDFusion tech support: obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport Good luck!

[@Kissdaboss]

What happens when connecting to the Wifi, the error message pops up: “unable to connect to the network” ?

[@OBD4Everyone]

I don't have enough information to guess why you can't connect. What device?

[@wanderlust101]

Good info, great video... thanks. I just got an OBD scanner and the OBD Fusion for my iPhone. On a recent trip, I didn't tighten the gas cap and, you guessed it, the check engine light came on. Long story, so I won't bore you but I figured I should get a scanner.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey wan-der-lust, Isn't it nice to be able to see why the check engine light is on quickly and then know it is nothing to worry about? I think the app & scanner have already paid for themselves :)

[@nateatgoodmayhemracing4597]

Hi @OBD4Everyone! I noticed you are showing this video in landscape mode, which kind of look like an ipad. Any way that the app in landscape mode can show the dashboard as a full screen option, e.g., where the right menu is not displayed? It works that way in portrait mode, so that's why I ask. Thanks for the help!

[@nateatgoodmayhemracing4597]

Never mind,, I hid navigation view in landscape mode. Nice software!

[@OBD4Everyone]

I'm glad you found it! I like to show the app on the iPad, as it gives a larger screen and is easier to follow... BUT I might change that, since I suspect most people will be using a phone. Thanks for the comment.

[@G3516dude]

Thanks for the excellent video! Which is better: a WiFi OBD scanner or Bluetooth?

[@OBD4Everyone]

If you always want to have a data connection to LTE/4G, then you want Bluetooth.

[@drakedischler6568]

@obd4everyone, do you know if you can set an alarm.. say if my engine temp hits 210 degrees, I can get an alarm?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Drake Dischler, There is no "alarm function" that I am aware of. You could contact OBDFusion support and ask for it: obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport

[@BK-rk2gm]

will it show injector balance rates on a LB7?

[@OBD4Everyone]

I don't think so... the typical OBD PIDs (data items) show general/typical sensors like MAF, MAP, fuel trims, etc. However, some specialized OBD software, probably can read those values and I will leave that up to you to find. Good luck!

[@njfishing1]

do I pay extra (in-app purchase) in order to be able to clear the code. I downloaded free Auto Doc app but paid $4.99 a month to clear the code. Do I need to buy in-app to clear engine codes like Auto Doctor?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey njfishing1, Once you purchase OBD Fusion, you can read and clear the standard OBD codes from the ECU as shown here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnnZf5SqbahlY68 The in-app purchase allows you to read and clear troubles codes from other modules like ABS, Air Bag, body control module, etc.

[@codyjstew8589]

Great channel! And I have a question for you, I have a 10 Nissan Maxima, 3.5L. I’m having issues reading the sensors I have selected in the OBD Fusion app, also some of the voltages are in Mv, not v as I prefer. Thanks for the videos! Also I have the enhanced package purchased for my car.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Cody J Stew, Thanks for you kind words on the channel! I suspect there is nothing wrong. With the enhanced diagnostics add-on, there are sensors shown that don't have a value or it stays at 0. This is normal. Nissan has set up the enhanced definitions to cover many models, so there may be some items that don't show live data. As for mV vs volts, I don't know of any way to change that. That's the scaling that Nissan has defined. Thanks for the comment :)

[@codyjstew8589]

OBD4Everyone Good to know! Thanks again!

[@WolfOverland]

Is it possible transmission temp gauge for a 2014 tunda on the gauges?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Overlanding Tundra, I don't have anything on the Tundura, but I do have this for the Tacoma. Try it and see if it works: Transmission Fluid Temperature Mode / PID 2182 Equation ((A*256+B)*(7/100)-400)/10 Good luck.

[@daneng3641]

Great video. I just got the BAFX Wifi OBDII and downloaded the OBD Fusion for it. My main purpose was to figure out why one of the lights on my dashboard was displaying. The diagnostics say there is no issue. Is there any way to get a quick and easy display of the warning icons and their meanings on this?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Daneng, OBD Fusion checks only checks for troubles codes in the engine computer (ECU). Unless, you purchase the "enhanced diagnostic" add on, if they support your car. You might want to have a look in the owner's manual for your car. It should explain every warning light and then you can figure out next steps :)

[@devnull182]

lol. learn how to google light symbols

[@daneng3641]

@@OBD4Everyone Thanks for your reply. I went ahead and purchased the enhanced diagnostic for my car. Still not as dummy-proof as I would have liked, but I did eventually find an error code that seems to sync with what I'm seeing on the dashboard (P1604). So I was able to look it up and get a more detailed explanation than what's in my manual. Still too generic to know what to do other than get it to my dealer, which I probably should have done in the first place. Nifty tool for the amateur mechanic. Maybe not so much for me. Anyway, thanks again!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Daneng, You made some good progress... Now you know the trouble code. :) If you haven't already, just google the make and model of your car and the code and you should be able to find out more information. Good luck!

[@daneng3641]

@@devnull182 You assume I didn't try that first?

[@gerryjimenez28]

Wow phenomenal video thank you for making and sharing!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@emesappliancerepair3792]

So what do we do when it won’t connect no matter what we do “connection timed out” error

[@OBD4Everyone]

First, make sure no other devices are automatically connecting. Every time I can't connect, there is some device in range that is already connected.

[@emesappliancerepair3792]

@@OBD4Everyone thanks, will try that

[@JustinsGarage]

I am looking into modifying my Challenger’s gauge cluster and have two iPad screens as my gauges. One for maps and music and one for the actual rpms, gas, speed, etc. Is there any lag with the app updating the info, could I rely on the app to provide me with real time and accurate info about my car? Does the app automatically connect to the reader, within at least a minute of launching the app and turning my car on, so I wouldn’t have to manually reconnect every time? Thank you!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Justin's Garage, That should look nice when you are done! Lag / update slowness: How quickly the data is updated is mostly determined by: • The speed of communication from the OBD scanner • The speed of the car's network and how busy it is • The number of PIDs (data values) being requested Is the real time info accurate? • Yes, very accurate. Can it auto connect? • I think so. (assuming you are using a wifi OBD scanner) If your iPad only has 1 remembered wifi network, it should connect to it shortly after the engine is running. Then in OBD Fusion, go to Preferences > Communications > and at the bottom touch Connection and change it to automatic. When you start your car, your iPad will connect to the OBDII network. Then start OBD Fusion and it should automatically connect, but you will need to select Dash Board to see the gauges you have defined. I haven't tested this, but I think it will work as expected. If not, you can contact OBD Fusion tech support: obdsoftware.desk.com/ Please let me know how this turns out. :)

[@JustinsGarage]

OBD4Everyone Thanks for the reply, I will give it a try and let you know how it turns out! I made sure to subscribe, thanks again for a quality video and the advice.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Justin's Garage, Sounds good and thanks for subscribing!

[@seungjuyoon4611]

Hi. do you know that I can record all second-by-second engine parameters on to my phone or computer? Thanks.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Seungji Yoon, Yes you can! I do it all the time with my iPhone 6. Give me a few days to put together an episode showing you how to do it and what to watch for.

[@Kevin90604]

The Bob Ross of technology

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Kevin O'Brien, I will be honest, I had to google "Bob Ross" and then had a good laugh! As a total fluke I stumbled onto an episode of "The Joy of Paining" about a month ago on PBS. Thanks for the laugh!

[@raullcalzadilla3541]

PIDs seem to be App dependent and I know that Torque Pro App + BAFX OBDII Adapter (Android version) had access/listed the PID for Transmission Temperature, should I suppose that asking the App seller/programmer should be able to tell me the PID that I am looking for? Thank you for your replies and fantastic videos. 2008 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ AWD 3.4L 6 cyl, Aisin Warner A/T AF 33-5.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Raul L Calzadilla, You are correct. Getting data from other modules is controlled by the app and how much the app developer want to spend to get the definitions/documentation from the manufacture (cost around $2,000!) OR reverse engineering the PIDs. As for Torque Pro showing trans temp, did it work for you? Torque Pro lists trans temp for my car, but it has a manual transmission. The PID for transmission temperature is different for different manufactures and CAN be different for different modes of transmissions for the same manufacturer. I guess you could ask the app developer, but I'm snot sure they would want to give information away for free that they paid for. Good luck with your hunt!

[@raullcalzadilla3541]

@@OBD4Everyone Yes, Torque Pro worked for me on every camping trip for a period of 3 yrs. with the PID. I am going to use my brother's Android and will retrieve the PID formula which I will share will you. Thanks again for your kind response.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Raul L Calzadilla, That would be great, thanks! Please also state the make and model of the vehicle. :)

[@RonnieMannPhotography]

Good info but you skipped the part that you need to select the type, make and model of vehicle.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Ah crap... However, those steps only give you a label to identify the car. The app asks for all of the supported PIDs, so nothing is missing.

[@98Goral]

I have a g37 as well do u know if OBD fusion has a oil temp gauge or is it only on torque pro app?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey P-dog, With the $15 Enhanced Diagnostic add on you should be able to see the oil temps. Keep in mind, with OBD Fusion in the enhanced diagnostic mode, it is only connected one of the available networks. That means when reading the oil temp, you can't read other standard SAE PIDs like engine RPM, etc. (at least last time I checked)

[@98Goral]

OBD4Everyone so with obd fusion I won’t be able to see coolant temp, Rpms, with the oil temp gauge together? Sorry I’m new to this just got my obd reader yesterday went with the Mx+ and now I’m trying to figure if I should run fusion or torque pro since i will be getting a iPad or android tablet. What would u recommend

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey P-dog, You might want to contact OBDFusion's support. (obdsoftware.force.com/s/contactsupport) and ask them. The last time I checked, it seemed like you can only be connected to one "network" at a time. They might be able to offer a work around or maybe the last few updates have changed this. You can add your G37's oil temp in Torque Pro for free: Oil Temp Gauge w/Torque Pro - Motorvate’s DIY Garage Quick Tip #2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqDGaKawiNdgjs0 Unless OBD Fusion has a solution for you, I think Torque Pro on an Android tablet is what you need. After all, you can still run OBDFusion / OBDLink on the Android device.

[@ramananstevesmith7949]

Shall I use for Bike?

[@OBD4Everyone]

I really don't know... Is your motorcycles OBD compliment? If it is,i would think any OBD scanner would work. BUT that is only a guess... My motorcycles were make in the late 80s :)

[@ramananstevesmith7949]

@@OBD4Everyone Thanks for your Reply Sir❤️

[@billy_s2king]

I have the ELM 327 Bluetooth and I buy the app for 10 dollars but I can’t connect...I choose Bluetooth but nothing.... what wrong??

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Billy s2k, I think I know what has happened. Since you commented on the iPhone/iPad version of OBD Fusion, I assume that is the device that you are using. The iOS (iPhone/iPad) devices only work with "Bluetooh LE". I suspect your OBD scanner is using "Bluetooth" which doesn't work with iOS. For iOS dvices the OBD scanner needs to be Bluetooth LE or Wifi.

[@billy_s2king]

OBD4Everyone ooh really..maybe I must buy I other one!!! Thanks 🙏

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Billy s2k, Anytime :)

[@MijoDijo]

Hey, are you able to see your fuel level in gallons or liters? Or will it only show percentage?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey RSG Venom, The SAE PID 0x2F reports the fuel level in percent. BUT, if you set the fuel tank capacity in the "Vehicle Editor" and then go to Diagnostics > PID Values > Select PIDs > Calculated PIDs > and select Fuel Remaining it will be in gallons or litres depending on what you have set your units to Settings > Units.

[@MijoDijo]

@@OBD4Everyone Great! Thank you!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Anytime :)

[@mattthomas1369]

Can this app help adjust timing on a Chevy 5.7 v8 distributor? Thanks for the video

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Matt’s Models, I don't think so. My guess is that your truck was made before 1996 for the US (1998 for Canada) and won't have an OBD-2 port, which the app needs. Also, the app only reads the data, it can not make changes. Your best option is to use a timing light to set the proper advance.

[@mattthomas1369]

OBD4Everyone thank you!

[@OBD4Everyone]

Anytime :)

[@calebgodwin3224]

Just on a future not im sure youve already got the timing set. But if it was a 96-99 vortec 5.7 that you need a scanner to set timing this should work. As long as this app will show current timing advance it will work.

[@anthonythekoon3994]

to see these oil temps etc. would i have to always have this connected or ?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey AnthonyTheKoon, Yes, since the app reads the sensors to get the live data, the OBD scanner and app need to be connecting and running.

[@anthonythekoon3994]

OBD4Everyone would it be ok if i had the obd scanner connected all of the time? looking at the status of everything

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey AnthonyTheKoon, Yes, you can leave the OBD scanner plugged in all the time. BUT you want to make sure the OBD scanner has a sleep or low power mode to prevent it from draining your battery if the car is not driven for a long time. Off the top of my head, the OBDLink MX+ has this feature.

[@875daily]

OBD4, i have a few questions.. I'm using this setup in another vehicle but i have an old iphone 6 not in use.. I heard i don't need service but since i don't need service which ELM do i need? bluetooth or WIFI? I'm guessing bluetooth since i need service for WIFI correct? thanks in advance...

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Tony F, Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.. BUT I have answers :) For the iPhone, Wifi is best.You should be able to connect to any wifi, without cell service. I can with my current iPhone 6. Bluetooth ELM 327's don't work with the iPhone, unless it is Bluetooth LE. I prefer wifi ELM327s since I can use them on my iPhone, iPad, Android tablet, Mac and PCs. I like the size and cost of the wifi VeePeak WiFi OBD2 scanner and OBD Fusion. In a few episodes from now I will be releasing the "Ultimate Cheap OBD2 scanner Comparison"

[@875daily]

OBD4 Everyone thanks for the detailed reply. I appreciate that but you said the ELM doesn’t work with iphone then you said it does? i’m a little confused. So i need the LE model? if you have a link the proper OBD module that would be great. thank you sir

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Tony F, Sorry that I have confused you.... Any WiFi ELM 327 should work well with the iPhone. Search Amazon for a "Veepeak WiFi OBD2 Scanner" They are a nice compact size and have worked well for me. Good luck!

[@875daily]

OBD4 Everyone thanks again for your help . will do on that ELM

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Tony F, Excellent! Now you will have everything need all the upcoming OBD4 Everyone episoides!

[@OGYELLOW]

Can we get oil temp on this? I was able to on the torque app with your help.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey James Dean Cooper, I'm not sure if you drive a G35 or G37, but on my 2011 G37 I can view the engine oil temperature with the $15 enhanced diagnostic add-on.

[@OGYELLOW]

@@OBD4Everyone 2008 g35 sedan. I purchased the 15 addons. But dont see where to add oil in bcm

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey James Dean Cooper, Easy fix: You need to look at the "Engine Control Module" for Oil temp. :)

[@OGYELLOW]

@@OBD4Everyone hey man so that worked. But my issue now is dashboard. When I'm in ECM I see oil temp but rpm coolant and intake temps dont work. When I go to the generic obd2 dashboard the other work but not oil temp. Is it possible to merge the two systems to see the gauges I need at once? I tried to select but only let's me enter one system at a time.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey James Dean Cooper, I don't think OBDFusion allows you to connect to more than one "network", but I am not sure. You can try contacting OBDFusion and ask them if this can be done: obdsoftware.force.com/s/

[@rickj1983]

Does the OBD Fusion read the odometer?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Rick J, It does not show the odometer, but It will tell you how far the car has been driven since the check engine light turned on and since it was cleared. Depending on the vehicle, the enhanced diagnostic add on (~$15) might be able to read the odometer from the body control module.

[@rickj1983]

@@OBD4Everyone That won't help. I need to read the odometer. Thanks for saving me $11.

[@silviobressani4825]

Hi can I configure for a plug-in hybrid car? if yes how pid I can use?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Silvio Bressani, For the standard PIDs OBD Fusion will work well. BUT, if you are looking for the "extended PIDs" that are specific to your hybrid, your best bet is to do an online search to what is available. Something like this is what you are looking for: torquebhp.wikia.com/wiki/GM_Extended_PIDs Good Luck!

[@silviobressani4825]

@@OBD4Everyone Many thanks for the support, a last question, can I import the Torque pids on ODB fusion? I Find the pids for my Hyundai Ioniq Plug-in, but is for torque and in use an iPhone, thanks

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Silvio Bressani, If you have a CSV file, you can try to import them in OBD Fusion under the Settings > User Defined PIDs. If the PID requires a special diagnostic session (like Infiniti & Nissan) it may not work, but you don't know until you try! Good Luck!

[@jordub]

transmission fluid temps?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey jordub, Generally the transmission temperature is not part of the "generic OBD" system and requires "enhanced diagnostics" tools to display it. OBD Fusion has a $15 add on that provides enhanced diagnostics to many cars (but not all) that gives you access to 300+ additional sensors (or more accurately, PIDs) which may include the transmission oil temp.

[@daviddevi]

can I battery register ?

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey david k, Not with OBD Fusion, but mycarly.com should work.

[@harrycallahan686]

Worked nice until I upgraded my phone. Never connected again!

[@OBD4Everyone]

That's very unusual. Generally wifi always works. Check your settings and see if there anything to block a unsecured network.

[@ruben17non]

Any OBD app will work with iOS 12 and carplay? With Jailbreak i know is posible.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey ruben17non, That's a great question, but I don't know the answer. The 2011 G37 doesn't have Car Play, but I wished it did!

[@MonsieurAkis]

Does anyone has a problem finding the OBD to his WiFi? iPhone 7plus

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Akis koumpouras, Generally the WiFi works well on my iPhone 6 and iPad Air. Every once in a while I have seen a bad OBD scanner. Have you been able to connect to tit before? Do you have an other device (laptop, other phone) to see if they can see the WIFI network?

[@MonsieurAkis]

OBD4Everyone thank you for your quick response I have the veepeak adapter , I boutght it only because it can be connected with iOS

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Akis koumpouras, When you say you can't connect, does that mean you don't see the WIFI network usually called something like OBDII -OR- you do see the OBD scanner network, but your phone won't connect to it. Have you been able to connect to it before?

[@MonsieurAkis]

OBD4Everyone I don’t see the WiFi network

[@MonsieurAkis]

It’s ok now thank you very much , it connects with closed WiFi only with Bluetooth for me

[@jackmckee4856]

Good info, but way to fast for anyone not from the digital generation.

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Jack Mckee, Thanks for your comment. As you can imagine it is difficult to for me to know what pace to present the information, as I don't know what you know. I am not sure if you know this, but if you watch KZbin on a PC, if you press the space bar, it will instantly pause the video. Pressing the space bar again will resume playing the video.

[@jackmckee4856]

I do know that you can stop the video, still it would help me, but probably not everyone else, to slow it down. @@OBD4Everyone

[@OBD4Everyone]

Hey Jack Mckee, I will see what I can do for the next episode :)