The step mechanic roleplay usually skips

A mechanic job normally goes: player says the car is broken, mechanic repairs the car. The diagnosis, which is the part that would make the interaction a conversation, does not exist because there is nothing to diagnose with. This device adds it, and it costs nothing.

What it does

  • Scan a vehicle for stored faults through a realistic OBD interface.
  • Read live data from the vehicle in real time.
  • Apply hidden software modifications, choosing from 15+ pre-made mods, with your own easy to add.
  • A fault logging system with 10+ faults preconfigured.

Making it yours

Faults can be added through an export, which is the important part: an external script can register a fault on a vehicle. That means your crash-damage script, your servicing script or your sabotage script can all create something the mechanic then has to find. Full localisation support lets you translate every string.

Integrations

Official integration with t1ger_mechanic, plus built-in support for the common phone systems: lb-phone, yseries phone, GKSPhone v2 and lb-tablet. So the device can live in the player's phone rather than as another item.

Compatibility

Standalone, and working on ESX, QBCore, Qbox, VRP or no framework at all. Requires kq_link, the creator's open-source bridge that connects the resource to whichever inventory, notification or dispatch system your server runs. Supported resources are listed on its GitHub page and in the download.

Free, full version. Delivered by email as a download link the moment you check out.

FREE OBD Car Device installation for FiveM servers

FREE OBD Car Device is a FiveM script from CFX Assets Tebex Store in the ESX Scripts category. After checkout, download the resource package from your CFX Assets Tebex Store order email, upload the included folder to your server, and start it from server.cfg.

1. Upload the resource Place the purchased script folder inside your FiveM resources/ directory.
2. Start it in server.cfg Add an ensure line using the exact folder name shipped in the download.
3. Restart and verify Restart the server, check the console for startup errors, then test the resource in-game.

Use this as the server.cfg pattern. Replace the folder name if your downloaded resource folder is different:

ensure free-obd-car-device

The previous generated tebex-... prefix has been removed here because the real folder name is controlled by the download package, not by this product page.

Why FREE OBD Car Device fits a FiveM server

Built for server flow FREE OBD Car Device is designed to slot into a live FiveM economy, staff workflow, or roleplay loop without turning setup into a weekend project.
Config-first tuning Adjust the resource around your community rules, jobs, permissions, balance, and pacing so it feels native to your server instead of bolted on.

Framework labels for this listing: esx, qbcore, qbox. Check the included readme for any product-specific setup notes.

FREE OBD Car Device compatibility and purchase details

Frameworks
ESX · QBCore · Qbox
Category
Idle resmon
0.00 - 0.02 ms
Delivery
Instant email — unique per-order link
Updates
Lifetime — never pay again
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About this FiveM script

FREE OBD Car Device is a premium FiveM script for esx, qbcore, qbox servers. It’s part of the Tebex catalog, a curated selection of resources for QBCore, ESX and Qbox roleplay servers. Every script on Tebex ships with lifetime updates, instant email delivery, and email support for technical questions.

It installs as a standard FiveM resource: unzip it into your resources folder, add it to your server.cfg, and restart. The config-first design means you can change prices, permissions and locations without editing the core Lua.

Framework fit for this listing: esx, qbcore, qbox. Check the included readme for any setup notes specific to this resource. Licence and refund terms are set out in our terms.