ECU/EOBD Simulator
KWP2000 Simulator
Today I decided to look for a proper OBD II/EOBD simulator. This would save so much hassle as I wouldn’t have to be going out to the car every second checking if a change made works. Further more, currently my SBC is plugged into a mains so it awkward getting it powered up in the car.
I decided to go with the KWP2000 protocol simulator as this is the same one in my car. I guess I really should pick another one and get tested on both types but I can simply just plug into another car later on anyways.
The one I went with cost 99 euro and is on this page: http://www.ozenelektronik.com/?s=products2&group=eobd-obdii-ecu-simulators
This project is costing me a fortune! – Hopefully everything will pay off in the end now.
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