I bought a carchip back when my Subaru Legacy was having some issues. I've kept it but hadn't really used it much the past couple of years with my new Chevy Colorado. Since I traded the Colorado for the FEH, I figured I would see what the chip would read from it. Surprisingly, at least for me, it read nothing at all. It was like it wasn't even connected. Any one else try reading from the OBDII connector?

 

From CarChip's web site:

"Hybrid Gas/Electric Vehicles

CarChip is not supported in hybrid gas/electric vehicles, including the hybrid models of the Ford Escape, Honda Accord, Lexus RX400, Toyota Highlander, Toyota Prius, and Toyota Sienna."

http://www.davisnet.com/drive/produc...exclusions.asp

 

Doh! I feel really stupid now. Thanks for doing what I should have.

 

FEH uses CAN bus for communication, so you'd likely need a tool that is CAN compatible.

 

Anyone know of a device that works with the OBDII interface on the FEH? Ideally for me, it would be a PC interface with software that could capture the data. I'd really love to analyze what the vehicle is doing so I can maximize my FE.

 

Autoenginuity.com claims their system will work. They sent me a screenshot.