Ok, I already know the answer is going to be no, but I thought I would give you all a laugh at my expense.


Is is the spyder ODBII compliant, I know that's an automotive spec and I know they have there own buds system.

let me explain, I'm not a tool head but I like my gadgets, not interested in service codes or resetting anything. If I have an issue with my spyder, I do my research here then off to the dealer.

On my cars I have Bluetooth ODBII readers that dump out information to my phone or my Garmin GPS (not 665) it gives out echo readings and other stuff about the engine.

Not that I have any great need for this information it's just because you can, thought it would be cool if you could do the same thing.

ok you can stop laughing now...

I still want my SpyderDoo so I can go seamlessly from road to water to road again, just because it would be cool and it would satisfy the Bond that's in me.

harry