1yeliab_sufur1
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Ok so I asked slate if they would have it apparently it’s be a requirement since 1996
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Good news 🤙Ok so I asked slate if they would have it apparently it’s be a requirement since 1996
1yeliab_sufur1
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Wait if it has obd-II doesn’t that mean we can tune it? interesting 🧐 I mean idk how to tune a ev but I know how (in theory) to tune a classic v8
AZFox
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I recently bought an OBD2 reader for $20 on Amazon. At that price everyone should have one. Well, everyone with a car that has OBD2 anyway.
Doesn't seem very durable, but does the job.
My reasoning for not expecting OBD2 in the Slate is because I think 1) it would cost extra to include it and 2) OBD2 support isn't necessary.
Edit: typo
Doesn't seem very durable, but does the job.
My reasoning for not expecting OBD2 in the Slate is because I think 1) it would cost extra to include it and 2) OBD2 support isn't necessary.
Edit: typo
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1yeliab_sufur1
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Hmmm interesting 🧐 no follow up like last time from slate so I guess it will have oneHmm... 🤔 My understanding is that OBD2 is not required for EVs and Tesla vehicles don't have OBD2 ports.
