Verizon Delphi Vehicle Diagnostic

[SKANLEZ]

Hey guys, I work for Verizon and we partnered up with Delphi and they release a vehicle diagnostic device for us. Wanted to get your thoughts on this item.

Here's some info from engadget which has a hands-on video

http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/08/d...ands-on-video/

http://connectedcar.delphi.com/welcome/
More information:

Introducing Vehicle Diagnostics by Delphi

This easy-to-install Module lets you troubleshoot and monitor your vehicle from your smartphone or computer. From checking your vehicle's location on a map to deciphering engine codes from your couch, now you have the power to keep a close eye on your vehicle no matter where the road takes you.

This Vehicle Diagnostics Module is compatible with most vehicles (cars, light trucks, SUV’s, and minivans) sold in the U.S. beginning with the 1996 model year.

Peace of Mind

Locked your keys in the car? Easily unlock your car from your smartphone or PC with a single tap or mouse click. It’s like having a second set of keys with you at all times.

Check That Engine Light

Keep your hands grease-free and troubleshoot that check engine light with this powerful vehicle diagnostic tool. Securely access your vehicle’s driving data and mechanical condition from your smartphone or PC.

Peace of Mind in the Palm of Your Hand

Pinpoint your vehicle’s location in seconds and review its driving history in detail. Set up email alerts to receive notifications when your vehicle exceeds 75 MPH or strays too far from home.

[bandier]

sound pretty cool

[SKANLEZ]

Originally Posted by bandier

sound pretty cool

Yeah I know, I'm thinking about trying it out myself but wanted to get everyones thoughts on it. I currently have a Viper Alarm which has a remote start, motion sensor, and tilt sensor. Do you think this would affect what I have?

[GroundhogSS]

Looks pretty nice. After reading about it on this site, I got an Android app (Torque) and a bluetooth ODBII sensor. This looks like it is more specifically tailored to GM cars.

[SKANLEZ]

Originally Posted by GroundhogSS

Looks pretty nice. After reading about it on this site, I got an Android app (Torque) and a bluetooth ODBII sensor. This looks like it is more specifically tailored to GM cars.

Tailored to GM cars? I think I need to go back to my reading material hahaha. Where did you read that they tailored to GM cars?

[Chevrolet Customer Svc]

Originally Posted by SKANLEZ

Hey guys, I work for Verizon and we partnered up with Delphi and they release a vehicle diagnostic device for us. Wanted to get your thoughts on this item.

Here's some info from engadget which has a hands-on video

http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/08/d...ands-on-video/

http://connectedcar.delphi.com/welcome/
More information:

Introducing Vehicle Diagnostics by Delphi

This easy-to-install Module lets you troubleshoot and monitor your vehicle from your smartphone or computer. From checking your vehicle's location on a map to deciphering engine codes from your couch, now you have the power to keep a close eye on your vehicle no matter where the road takes you.

This Vehicle Diagnostics Module is compatible with most vehicles (cars, light trucks, SUV’s, and minivans) sold in the U.S. beginning with the 1996 model year.

Peace of Mind

Locked your keys in the car? Easily unlock your car from your smartphone or PC with a single tap or mouse click. It’s like having a second set of keys with you at all times.

Check That Engine Light

Keep your hands grease-free and troubleshoot that check engine light with this powerful vehicle diagnostic tool. Securely access your vehicle’s driving data and mechanical condition from your smartphone or PC.

Peace of Mind in the Palm of Your Hand

Pinpoint your vehicle’s location in seconds and review its driving history in detail. Set up email alerts to receive notifications when your vehicle exceeds 75 MPH or strays too far from home.

Wow!

Thanks for posting this. It sounds awesome!

William R.
Chevrolet Customer Care

[SKANLEZ]

No problem!

[daveagogo1]

Just what i need. More Verizon in my life. I work for Verizon too. Well, to give them all my money that is.

[SKANLEZ]

Hahaha. I've worked for Verizon even before I worked for them lol. I honestly have never had any issues with my service!

[Maniacal]

not sure it worth $250

[daveagogo1]

Originally Posted by SKANLEZ

Hahaha. I've worked for Verizon even before I worked for them lol. I honestly have never had any issues with my service!

Yep i'm still working for them. Waiting on my S4 to arrive tomorrow. Seems useful enough. Similar to what you get with Onstar really just no middleman.

[Caddyroger]

Originally Posted by SKANLEZ

Yeah I know, I'm thinking about trying it out myself but wanted to get everyones thoughts on it. I currently have a Viper Alarm which has a remote start, motion sensor, and tilt sensor. Do you think this would affect what I have?

I have a viper alarm and remote start on my Camaro. I also have the Camaro remote start also. I just went out and tested it using the factory remote, You can unlock the doors but can not open them unless disarming with the Viper remote. Next I tried the factory remote start when it started it set the viper alarm off.
it might be ok for the speed, engine diagnostics and map
display.

[SKANLEZ]

Originally Posted by Caddyroger

I have a viper alarm and remote start on my Camaro. I also have the Camaro remote start also. I just went out and tested it using the factory remote, You can unlock the doors but can not open them unless disarming with the Viper remote. Next I tried the factory remote start when it started it set the viper alarm off.
it might be ok for the speed, engine diagnostics and map
display.

So you just tried out the Delphi on your Camaro?

[SKANLEZ]

Originally Posted by daveagogo1

Yep i'm still working for them. Waiting on my S4 to arrive tomorrow. Seems useful enough. Similar to what you get with Onstar really just no middleman.

Yeah, I work as an ASM. My S4 actually arrive on the 22nd. I can't wait!!! Phone looks so bad*ss!