Lightning to OBD2 2 in 1 Phone to OBD2,ENET Rj45 Cable ethernet Connector Tools to OBD Interface Cable Coding F-Series 10/100Mbps High Speed,Plug and Play[Silver]

Someone left a review and said it doesnt work for bimmercode didnt see it til after i ordered. That was a lie. Worked fine for my 2014 f30 for enhanced bluetooth ,power folding mirrors, and digital speedometer. For some reason i couldnt find the auto start/stop but im sure thats no fault of the wire

This product had instant connection and worked flawlessly for my Stage 1 flash. Works with BM3. My wireless dongle would not connect to my iPhone any longer. This saved the day. Would highly recommend.

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just go with bluetooth or wifi (haven’t used myself) or simply obd to ethernet on a laptop.all these reviews saying the cable “breaks” is just inaccurate. i’m sure the cable has and won’t break. the ios software is what cuts the connection because these are not mfi certified. if you’re on ios 15+ apple will drop your connection after a few minutes, this happened to me while coding a module with bimmercode. note, in normal mode (not advanced) you can’t brick your ecu while coding, but be sure to not lose your backup file (it’s generated every time you open a module for coding)i ended up buying the OBDLINK CX bluetooth instead, yes the speed is slower than using a enet cable but not once has it failed on me since buying, if your code shows corrupted and needs to restore from backup and it fails, unplug the obd device and try again, bimmercode should have instructions on this, also happened to me as my FEM_01 was the module corrupted when this cable cut, unplugging and reconnecting fixed the issue.hope this was helpful in anyone who’s faced and will face this issue in the future 🤍

This adapter worked great to change some settings on my 2018 x3 using BimmerCode and an iPhone 12 Pro. I initially had some problems connecting to the car but after turning off my WiFi, Bluetooth, and mobile data on my phone the adapter/app was able to connect without any issues.

I bought this OBD2 connector for my BMW M6 to use for tuning, and it works exactly as expected. Connection is stable, and I had no issues flashing tunes or reading data. Definitely a must-have tool if you’re doing any custom work on your car.The only issue is that the Ethernet clip is very hard to remove once it’s connected. It takes a lot of effort and feels like you might break something if you’re not careful. Not a deal-breaker, but something to be aware of.Overall, great performance, just wish the connector design made unplugging a little easier.

Ethernet cables works great…but the adapter from Ethernet to iPhone did not work

works fine with bootmod3 no problems with my F30. Its easier to make fine tune adjustents using a computer, however it's more convenient to make changes on the fly with your cell phone.just plug into your obd2 port and into your phone. I don't see why there should be any limitations from one chassis to another.