I was browsing through dodge-dart.org today and come across this thread about ALFAOBD software that some dodge Dart users have been experimenting and interestingly have been successfully doing proxy alignment and even adding sales codes to enable other functionalities to their cars.
What got me exited is, from what I know Dodge Dart is very similar to our car in terms of modules and even share parts.
I still need proxi alignment after upgrading to uconnect 8.4 radio. I have ordered OBDLink MX, which is the recommended OBDII tool to be used with the software. It is bit expensive, I got one from Amazon for $120. The software itself is $50 for the full version but some one mentioned that it is possible to do a proxi alignment with the demo version.
Dealers charge about $130 for proxi alignment so I am thinking this would be a good investment if it works out as I expect.
Once I get my OBD tool I am going to give it a shot.
If anyone is interested reading up about it, below are some links.
Links: + Original thread
+ ALFAOBD
What got me exited is, from what I know Dodge Dart is very similar to our car in terms of modules and even share parts.
I still need proxi alignment after upgrading to uconnect 8.4 radio. I have ordered OBDLink MX, which is the recommended OBDII tool to be used with the software. It is bit expensive, I got one from Amazon for $120. The software itself is $50 for the full version but some one mentioned that it is possible to do a proxi alignment with the demo version.
Dealers charge about $130 for proxi alignment so I am thinking this would be a good investment if it works out as I expect.
Once I get my OBD tool I am going to give it a shot.
If anyone is interested reading up about it, below are some links.
Links: + Original thread
+ ALFAOBD