Is there a cable that that will allow me to directly connect an android device to the OBD2 port?

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1986 SE Aero coupe.

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Several Blutooth units that don't need cables. Get get one of them from Amazom Newegg etc.

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I have the bluetooth unit, I was looking for a cable to do a permanent installation.

http://www.amazon.com/ONEU-...ds=obdii+to+mini+usb

obdII to mini ubs

http://www.amazon.com/iKKEG...ds=obdii+to+mini+usb

iKKEGOL OBD II/ OBD2 Bluetooth Mini V2.1 bluetooth For Multi-brands Works On Android Torque

[This message has been edited by E.Furgal (edited 09-08-2015).]

Thanks.

I already have the bluetooth unit. I'm looking to hook up an unused smartphone to monitor some stuff on my diesel truck. I want to use a cable so I don't have to pair the bluetooth every time I start the truck. I would also like to be able to charge the phone constantly while it is plugged in. Will the cable do that?

What do guys running tablets for instrument clusters do?

[This message has been edited by tesmith66 (edited 09-08-2015).]

quote Originally posted by tesmith66: Thanks. I already have the bluetooth unit. I'm looking to hook up an unused smartphone to monitor some stuff on my diesel truck. I want to use a cable so I don't have to pair the bluetooth every time I start the truck. I would also like to be able to charge the phone constantly while it is plugged in. Will the cable do that? What do guys running tablets for instrument clusters do?

welp, the 1st link is a cable... ADL obdII port to a standard ubs mini.. that most Adroids have..