AutoMeter’s new state of the art AirDrive module provides a plug and play solution that wirelessly transmits data through a secure WiFi network from your vehicle to our award winning AirDrive gauges. Program configurable colors, warning points and peak recall functions through AutoMeter’s free AirDrive smartphone app. Quick and easy installation is as simple as plugging the control module into the vehicle’s OBDII port, mounting and powering gauges, and connecting to the mobile app, eliminating any fear of voiding factory warranties on your new vehicle. The AirDrive system is capable of broadcasting two additional analog sensor inputs to deliver information not found on your vehicle’s data bus. Take plug and play performance to the next level with the AutoMeter AirDrive system.

Works with most 1996 and newer OBDII vehicles. Download the free iOS or Android AirDrive App to verify compatibility and available parameters.

Android App: Download
iOS App: Download

Gauge requires the 9110 control module.

Feature Points

Works with most 1996 and newer OBDII vehicles. Download the free iOS or Android AirDrive App to verify compatibility and available parameters.
Requires AirDrive Module #9110
Installs in seconds - Simply plug into the vehicle’s OBDII port
True plug and play functionality
Uses your vehicle’s existing OEM sensors
Easily configurable display parameters and warning points using a smart phone or tablet
256 Color options for the perfect match to any interior

Ships With

Wire Harness: Yes
Bracket Included

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QUESTIONS:

i downloaded the app and found the air/fuel for a hummer h3 has 2 banks with 4 senors each on OBD-II. What does this indicate for me to use 9178-T? There is also a "commanded Lambda" for OBD II what does that indicate?

Asked by: DALLAS JAIME

Thank you for your question. I recommend reaching out to our support team so we can get some more specific information for your application and allow us to best help you with this. You can reach our support team at: 866.248.6357 or https://www.autometer.com/contacts

Answered by: Zach from AutoMeter

Date published: 2019-06-14