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Originally Posted by hshot_rooke
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I can confirm iCar3 works with Bimmercode.
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Originally Posted by Em-too
I personally haven't tried it but for what it's worth the app and the website specifically call for the vgate 2 which uses wifi vs Bluetooth to communicate with your phone. In doing some research there are several comments about Bluetooth connection not being as reliable as wifi when it comes to coding (e.g. You don't want a dropped signal when sending the updated coding information to your car). I didn't want to take a chance on something like this to go wrong.
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iCar 3 has a wi-fi version that works with the app.
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Originally Posted by DivideBYZero
The Version 2 is recommended by the developer and is a great device. iOS and Bluetooth connections can be flaky.
Put it this way: Would you want to put any of your ECUs in your car into a lock-out state that means a trailer trip to a dealer to reset for the sake of $2? That's what I thought. Buy the V2.
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Never had lockout issues with iCar3. The issue you describe could happen with iCar2 as well.
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Originally Posted by hshot_rooke
Yeah, the iCar3 has both a BT and a Wifi one. The one I linked to is the Wifi one, I'm assuming it should be compatible.
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It is.
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Originally Posted by ried
You don't want version 3. It lacks the on/off button that version 2 has. They made it cheaper to save money.
Version 3 is simply a cheaper product to make than version 2 (thus higher profit margins for the manufacturer).
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I have 3 and it works perfectly. On/off switch is irrelevant in this situation.