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Wisepetrol connects to the standard OBD2 diagnostic port and requires no wiring, cutting or permanent modification. It can be unplugged at any time, leaving the vehicle exactly as it was.Warranty t...

Work through these checks first: Check it is fully seated. Unplug the device and push it back in firmly until it seats completely in the port. Check the port has power. Most OBD2 ports are only liv...

Yes. Wisepetrol is designed to stay connected while you drive.If you are leaving your vehicle unused for an extended period — several weeks or more — it is sensible to unplug the device, as you wou...

On almost all vehicles the OBD2 port is within reach of the driver’s seat. The most common positions are: Underneath the dashboard, just above the pedals Near the steering column, on the underside ...

Wisepetrol is designed for OBD2-equipped petrol and diesel vehicles, which generally means cars, SUVs and light trucks manufactured from 2001 onwards.The simplest check is to look for the port itse...

Yes, provided the other vehicle is also OBD2-equipped and compatible.Unplug the device from the first vehicle and plug it into the second. Check compatibility before moving it over — see Will Wisep...

No. Wisepetrol is a standalone device.There is no app to download, no account to create and no subscription to pay. Plug it in and drive — there is nothing further to set up or manage.

Usually under 30 seconds once you have located the OBD2 port.Finding the port for the first time may take a little longer — it is normally under the dashboard on the driver’s side. Your vehicle han...

Installation takes three steps and no tools. Find your OBD2 port. On most vehicles it sits underneath the dashboard, near the steering column or driver’s side footwell. It is a trapezoid-shaped soc...

Wisepetrol is a compact plug-in device that connects to your vehicle’s OBD2 port — the standard diagnostic socket fitted to most cars built from 2001 onwards.It is designed to support more efficien...