Apple CarPlay OBD2 Display App

[710-oil-614]

Thank you! I saw the android auto users have multiples apps that work and torque pro on android which is better and has Gauges but OBD Fusion is the only app to my knowledge that can do this right now for IPHONE and CARPLAY

I'd like to use it on my Civic (1.5T, CVT) if you thought the turbo on the EB was tiny - cannot hear it at all so I'd like to see boost on it. Gauges would definitely be nice and maybe they'll come out with that but the information is the most important part.

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[RichardCranium]

When I looked at the app on the App Store it showed a $50 a year subscription fee to unlock the app. I didn’t know if it had a free version that worked good enough, or if you had to subscribe for the features you are using. Hell, I may have even looked up the wrong app

 

[JetFixxxer]

I like the fuel remaining.

 

[EONR24]

When I looked at the app on the App Store it showed a $50 a year subscription fee to unlock the app. I didn’t know if it had a free version that worked good enough, or if you had to subscribe for the features you are using. Hell, I may have even looked up the wrong app

I just doubled checked and made sure it was $10 one time fee. It’s called OBD Fusion! I was gonna cancel it if it was a $50 subscription!! lol!

 

[EONR24]

This is awesome! Has anyone tried this app with a hybrid?

Someone definitely needs to try it with a hybrid to see it will display helpful battery info similar to how the Torque app does for android. I’m not sure if OBD fusion will read that or not!

 

[jcast0311]

Im using the Carista (wireless bluetooth ELM327 adapter) with a wireless CarPlay adapter and the OBD FUSION app on IPHONE. Here's a picture below.

Need!

 

[MavDrake]

Im using the Carista (wireless bluetooth ELM327 adapter) with a wireless CarPlay adapter and the OBD FUSION app on IPHONE. Here's a picture below.

Which wireless CarPlay adapter are you using?

Can you provide a link to the Carista model you’re using? I see they’ve got a couple of Bluetooth models.

Thanks!

 

[EONR24]

COBD-BT24 Carista Adapter is the one I'm using I think it's the old one that is $30. any bluetooth elm327 adapter will work. Im using the CPLAY2AIR wireless CarPlay adapter but there are others that are cheaper /better

 

[NJBob]

Thank you! I saw the android auto users have multiples apps that work and torque pro on android which is better and has Gauges but OBD Fusion is the only app to my knowledge that can do this right now for IPHONE and CARPLAY

Yes wish I could get torque running. No idea why Google bans it from running on Android auto.

 

[RichardCranium]

I just doubled checked and made sure it was $10 one time fee. It’s called OBD Fusion! I was gonna cancel it if it was a $50 subscription!! lol!

Yep, I can’t read (or search for apps) I looked up the Carista app. That one is $50 a year.

 

[wax87]

Im using the Carista (wireless bluetooth ELM327 adapter) with a wireless CarPlay adapter (CPLAY2air) and the OBD FUSION app on IPHONE to achieve live data reading on multiple adjustable screens while driving. Here's a picture below.

EDIT: To adjust what you're seeing on CARPLAY you need to go to the OBD FUSION app on IPHONE and go to Settings - Preferences - CarPlay then you can adjust the Parameters displayed on CarPlay!

Love that, will it work on a Hybrid?

 

[EONR24]

Love that, will it work on a Hybrid?

waiting for someone with a hybrid to give it a try! Im sure it will work on a Maverick hybrid but I don't know if the app is able read useful info related to the hybrid battery!

 

[TheBees]

I’m interested in trying this out on my 24 hybrid. Do I need a wireless CarPlay adapter, or can I just get a Carista and the OBD Fusion app and have my iPhone plugged in?

 

[Gullzway]

Yes wish I could get torque running. No idea why Google bans it from running on Android auto.

Are you on Android 14?

 

[NJBob]

Are you on Android 14?

No I have an S10 Android 12. Are you saying 14 would let me run it? Good reason to get a new phone!

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