Possible Reasons FIXD App Is Not Detecting Your Car
- Bluetooth Connectivity Issues: Sometimes, the Bluetooth connection between the FIXD sensor and your phone might not be properly established.
- Incorrect Sensor Installation: Ensure that the FIXD sensor is properly connected to the OBD-II port. It should be snug and securely attached.
- Car Model Compatibility: Check if your car is compatible with the FIXD sensor. Some older car models may not support OBD-II systems.
- App Settings Configuration: Verify that your app settings are correctly configured, allowing it to search and connect to the FIXD sensor.
- Firmware or App Updates: Outdated app or sensor firmware can lead to detection issues. Ensure both are updated to the latest versions.
- Low Battery Power: If the sensor's battery is low, it might struggle to maintain a connection.
How to Fix the Problem
- Check Bluetooth Connection: Make sure your phone's Bluetooth is turned on and that the device is listed under available connections. If not, try restarting your Bluetooth.
- Reinstall the Sensor: Unplug the FIXD sensor and plug it back into the OBD-II port to ensure a secure fit.
- Verify Compatibility: Look at the car's make and model in FIXD's compatibility list to ensure the device supports it.
- Review App Settings: Open the FIXD app settings and verify that permissions such as location and Bluetooth access are enabled.
- Update Software: Check your app store for any updates to the FIXD app and apply them. Check the FIXD website for sensor firmware updates as well.
- Check Sensor Battery: Replace the battery in the FIXD sensor if you suspect it's low. This can often be indicated by inconsistent connection issues.
