Review on Bbfly FORScan Bluetooth Adapter Automotive by Wayne Laguna

Works well with Chevy, haven't had a chance to try on a Ford but unless you play around with it a lot it will absolutely not connect to FCA cars, trucks etc. This adapter has a quite a lot of potential, it's equipped with the latest ICs needed for simultaneous communication on multiple buses, and reading the datasheet gives me confidence that it can be as good as obdlink mx or pretty close. However, without developer support for any of the core applications without custom coding, this performance is lost. If you open the case you will find that it is in fact a vgate vlinker Mc bt3.0 UPDATE: So I did some digging into this adapter. more, and as I thought it's a straight obdlink mx clone (discontinued revision 2 without pluses) running stn1151 v4.3.2 firmware (modified to match their additional VT instruction set). Unfortunately I couldn't get the obdlink firmware software to write data to the adapter successfully, but I'm sure it won't take long to get it working. For those who hack such devices, this could be a way to get obdlink mx for less than half the price. With that in mind, I'm increasing my rating from 1 star to 3 stars. This BBFLY GX, also known as the Vgate Vlinker MC, has real potential and all it takes is a little community support to make it happen. UPDATE 2: I made a mistake not connecting to FCA cars. a module that requires a "blue adapter" which leads me to believe that the adapter's auto-protocol scan results in a "pin swap" as if it were trying to use the Ford MS-Can -Bus to communicate. This can be solved by configuring the protocol from the command line and then enabling the memory configuration with the AT M1 to keep it. I will update as soon as I find out more