Temporarily installed programmer

[Fly-by]

Due to low miles driven, I have pay per mile insurance on my Gladiator and other vehicles. This requires a device in the OBD port, which can only be removed temporarily. Is there a full featured programmer that can be installed temporarily where the new settings remain after it has been removed?

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[ErylFlynn]

Doesn't the Tazer connect to the security module, not OBDII? You control it through the dash and your steering wheel controls but it lets you do alot. Also Jscan with a bluetooth OBDII also can make changes that stick, but not everything can be changed this way. Tazer does about the most you can do.

 

[TroutFishingInAmerica]

Due to low miles driven, I have pay per mile insurance on my Gladiator and other vehicles. This requires a device in the OBD port, which can only be removed temporarily. Is there a full featured programmer that can be installed temporarily where the new settings remain after it has been removed?

There's aftermarket harnesses that bypasses the security of your obd 2 port and allows you to plug in additional obd 2 type devices. With it you can plug in a Bluetooth and change settings with something like Jscan, your little nanny tattle tale obd 2 insurance bull shit device should work uninterrupted. I don't know for sure so do some research, I don't have that monitor my ass crap and never will. Good Luck! Hope this was helpful

 

[TheRealStreetcommander]

Not any that I am acquainted with.

The insurance company dongle is a privacy-trade I think you should thoughtfully reconsider. With government and government mandated compulsory "service" sectors, the money is always secondary to the power.

 

[Mr._Bill]

Due to low miles driven, I have pay per mile insurance on my Gladiator and other vehicles. This requires a device in the OBD port, which can only be removed temporarily. Is there a full featured programmer that can be installed temporarily where the new settings remain after it has been removed?

Jscan will do what you want. Get the ZAutomotive extension cable ($30) for the Security Gateway and it makes it much easier.

 

[kosinar]

Tazer connect to the security module, not OBDII.

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