This is the best video I have seen on hacking automotive ECU's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n70hIu9lcYo
The documents and the source code. It may provide some help with fords in Australia.
http://blog.ioactive.com/2013/08/car-ha ... ntent.html
DefCon 21 - Adventures in Automotive Networks and Control
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Re: DefCon 21 - Adventures in Automotive Networks and Contro
That was great. Things make a whole lot more sense to me now after watching that.
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Re: DefCon 21 - Adventures in Automotive Networks and Contro
That is some super cool stuff! 
I wonder if they ever realized they could have just used the CarDAQ unit to do all of those things. Could have saved them lots of time they spent building the Python wrappers for the other hardware's API.
I wonder if they ever realized they could have just used the CarDAQ unit to do all of those things. Could have saved them lots of time they spent building the Python wrappers for the other hardware's API.