CAN vs OBD2: What is the Difference?

I break down the differences between CAN and OBDII in a simple and easy-to-understand way.
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Explore the nuances of automotive communication protocols in this video, comparing CAN and OBD2. Ideal for DIY enthusiasts keen on coding for devices like ESP32 with a CAN shield, discover the differences, challenges, and exciting possibilities of accessing and manipulating car data through CAN. Uncover insights into OBD2's ask-answer protocol, CAN frame analysis, and the world of DBC files for effective car hacking.
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00:00 Intro
00:27 CAN
00:56 OBDII
01:21 Broadcast
01:49 Ask-Asnwer
02:05 Gateway
03:43 Sponsor
04:13 DBC
05:11 Outro

[@Scott68B]

Interesting. I just got my CAN Shield and I was testing it on my Jeep. I couldn't seem to get any results. I was avoiding using my wife’s Toyota so I didn't screw it up but decided to give it a try and got a flood of frames in the output. This video seems to have answered the why. Thanks for the video!!! Your videos are a great source of information!

[@TheMohammadsen]

You are so awesome man. I really appreciate it.

[@KarlKristianMoeng]

Very good video!

[@juliotroche3835]

awesome information. I'm definitely getting that esp32. 1 question does that can information come from the ecu? in my case I would like to connect it to my motorcycle.

[@mikesfarmmikesfarm3977]

I have seen your webserial vid. Have you thought about a universal project to connect a existing nano (or any arduino) project that will connect to its serial port and a esp8266 or esp32 reads nano serial port and retransmits it via webserial. It can be used to temporarily troubleshoot/instrument a simple project that does not need full time webserial.

[@timbockhop7223]

@MrDIY thanks for your tutorials!
Do you see any chance to control a car using CAN bus / OBD II so it could drive itself?
Let's say, go into drive mode, release the brakes and go forward very slow and then brake and stop again...

[@MrDIYca]

You might want to check a project called OpenPilot

[@timbockhop7223]

@@MrDIYca thx so much. Will have a look.

[@fredimachadonet]

It would be awesome if you could create a tutorial on how to use your board and ESP32 to open a garage with a button on a Tesla steering wheel. Thanks for your content!

[@MrDIYca]

yes, that is coming up next :)

[@CubbyTech]

A vehicle manual won't show how to connect to the CAN bus. OBDII is not a protocol, and the CAN bus lives on the OBDII port.

[@MrJimmyPenguin]

I sent you an email, on a project I'm attempting with your OBD boards, any insight would be a life saver.

[@MrDIYca]

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[@langtupt]

maybe controller to KIA Car?