My Ford SYNC say it is compatible with a KIS operating system, will this work?
1303008
What the heck is KIS operating system? Is it bluetooth? Then it should pair up, that is all I would worry about. Never heard of KIS on any mobile device.
1343342
Question would be what program you will be running to collect the pid info. The program should tell you the specs for the obd2 device. I will say I found a lot of Ford pids in Engine Link. And Engine link feeds Torque, an app that has potential. Torque however is an android application. It works via bluetooth. In any case check your program for ELM 27 requirements, if that is the required communication protocol this will feed the data to an Apple application.
944156
Yes, it should work, but you need to load it according to the load ratings given by Ford.
338889
Yes, it works on all Ford vehicles equipped with the tpms years 2003-2014. Very easy to use. Instructions should be in your owners manual, the tpms may come with instructions or can be found online.
817060
Yes, it will work as long as you have an RKE system installed. For free manufacturer programming requirements please go to http://keylessremotes4u.net/programming.php.
190462
As long as you have a OBD2 port, it should work. I have it for my 2007 Ford Focus and it works great.!
888245
Are you trying to connect to PC? I used the android app named torque and worked fine, except for ford vehicles. i never tried on PC sorry
1050269
I don't know the answer to that. It is not listed as compatible on the box so I guess one should assume that it is not. You could email them at support@kinivo.com
1012509
I would assume so, it worked perfectly with my setup. As long as you look at the vehicles and head unit it's compatible with, it should work perfectly. This is a great product and they provide excellent instructions and documentation.
652983
I'm still using Win XP - which the sync software still works with: Can't say as how it would work with anything later.
228851
Not sure but would imagine that a Ford is a Ford. However if it is listed on the Valeo website then it should work. If all else fails you could go the the Valeo company website and see if they have a contact email or phone... Here's to seeing clearly in the future!
1324854
Should be compatible with your car, but this cheap OBD is a real piece of junk and will likely fail within a week of use. Ive had two.
611647
Hard to really say, but check here: http://www.f150forum.com/f38/ford-sync-aftermarket-radio-87985/
1061642
I installed the unit in a 1998 Ford Ranger. I would suggest contacting Kenwood.
2011595
Actually I have managed to get the 840G to work on Ford Sync. It didn't sync the phonebook initially but it turned out that the problem was a phonebook entry that had more than one number listed for it. Ford Sync also has a problem with special characters in the phonebook entries and it works better if you turn off the auto-sync feature and only sync the phonebook manually as needed.
1474903
I doubt that. Somehow it read on Fords just fine, didnt read on Dodge or Toyotas I have tried. No online software updates either.
906064
Yes, it will work just fine. It's so easy .... plug and play....... the ford is the easy one to do.Jimmy