The Lemur Monitors BlueDriver Turns A Smart Device Into A Professional-Grade Automotive Diagnostics Tool

The BlueDriver, which retails for $99.95, allows users to wirelessly diagnose and monitor vehicles performance.

Published: July 15, 2015

MOUNT PEARL, Canada — Lemur Monitors has unveiled its BlueDriver, which turns a smartphone into a professional-grade auto diagnostics tool, according to the company.

The BlueDriver, which retails for $99.95, allows users to wirelessly diagnose and monitor vehicles performance.

A user can:

•Download the free BlueDriver app and plug in the BlueDriver to the vehicle;
•Generate vehicle specific information such as code definition, possible causes and repair recommendations;
•Check for whether or not the vehicle is ready for local emissions test
•Works with all makes and models (sold in U.S. and Canada) that are 1996 or newer
•Pairs via Bluetooth with Apple devices (running iOS 7.0+) and Android devices (running Android 4.0+)

For more information, visit lemurmonitors.com.

ATP Expands Graywerks Line of Harmonic Balancers

This expansion increases coverage by 25 million vehicles for popular makes and models that are growing in demand.

By Josh Cable

Josh Cable is the editor of Counterman and ShopOwner. He joined Babcox Media in January 2017, and has been working in the field of journalism since 1999.

Published: March 11, 2024

ATP recently announced the expansion of its Graywerks line of engine harmonic balancers with 18 new part numbers.

This expansion increases coverage by 25 million vehicles for popular makes and models that are growing in demand.

ATP harmonic balancers are developed to the OE design, ensuring they will install properly and function as intended, according to the company. The harmonic balancers are manufactured with high-grade metals and rubber that is bonded or pressed per the original specifications.