[9671111]

From http://www.humanmadeindex.com/HI1/How_To_Do_Maintenance_on_the_Honda_Odyssey.html, click on "Check engine light" in the Common Repairs section.

This is all about how to take care of the dreaded CEL, ranging from the obvious: a trip to the dealer. All the way to the not so obvious: using your cell phone to troubleshoot the problem.

For indexing purposes: Diagnostic Trouble Code DTC Malfunction Indicator Lamp MIL Data Link Connector DLC On-board Diagnostics OBD-II scan tool

 

[HV17]

Awesome ! Thank you.

 

[snowpunter]

You can also use the ELM327 and the Torque ap for Android phones to achieve the same results.

 

[9671111]

You can also use the ELM327 and the Torque ap for Android phones to achieve the same results.

Thanks for the info -- how could we leave google out of the picture! I'll add this to the pdf.

I found this demo interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCZyxrS_ixY&feature=related

 

[Queue]

In your picture the OBDII reader/bluetooth thing seems to be protruding quite a bit. It looks like you would not want to leave it there while driving. (and use Torque like scangauge)

I'd hate to have to use a 5ft extension cable just to get the thing out of the way.

Anybody have any ideas?