Torque Pro
 

Hi, does anyone know if the free download is safe and works ok, as I cannot find app when searching for it on my phone. Thanks in advance for any help.

Googled it mate and can't see any negative reviews about it. 5 stars from nearly 10.5k people. Have you got the bluetooth bit that plugs into your odb2?

I've used it.
Particularly like the add on camera with gauge overlay's for those track day experiences ;)

Which Bluetooth obd adapter did you use mate? A lot seem to be hit and miss whether they actually work or not?!

Video Plug-In in action : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phMAGKYTVp8

I used the cheap orange/blue one : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wireless-C...item2a1ee425c7

As above, seen some at about £17 on eBay/amazon.

May get one, only trouble is I have an iPhone and the decent alternative to torque pro which is android only is nearly £30! Could use my tablet which is Android. Let us know how you get on with it mate.

Silversurfer, thanks for your reply mate.

I've used Torque Pro on Renault Megane and worked well,just OBD->Bluetooth is not fastest,would have look on the Wifi version,which is expensive,but you will be not limited

Second bit is there is for Torque pro too Knock Detector

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...kills.kd&hl=en

Will try tomorrow or sometimes this week too on the Ford Mondeo ST TDCi



Jura

Works perfectly on my hawk - just used a cheap bluetooth adapter from flea bay, same as SilverSurfers...

It's a good app and the developer does a lot of updating. No Subaru Select codes for logging though, so logging is limited to just what you get via the OBDII port.

J.

I cannot get the Bluetooth obd11 adapter to work on my jdm bugeye? I think the ecu is different from the UK ones. Scoobystue suggested it may work if I had the car mapped, any ideas from anyone else.

With the OBD plugged in and the ignition turned on has your phone synced with the adaptor in your phone's bluetooth connections? Check this prior to launching the torque pro app. My prior phone had issues establishing a blue tooth link with obd adapter.

i can't imagine mapping would make any difference to the obd protocol. i doubt non jdm had different obd. and i wouldn't suggest flashing a edm map onto a jdm ecu incase you brick it.

Says paired but not connected? ScoobyStue tried on his android tablet on my car with no luck.but worked on his UK car

Can I help?

Basically both Mine and Midlife's OBD Bluetooth adapters work in my UK car with my Android tablet but neither will work in Midlife's JDM......

Might might be worth trying in my spec c ?

I should have tried my obd scanner having thought about it, see if that spoke to it then. It all syncs up fine but its just not sending any data out at all? Could his port be broken?

I was thinking that, but tried obd11 in wife's corsa and it would pair but not connect. should of tried my obd11 with your android tablet on the corsa? thanks midlife2 for your concern.:tequila:

I'm here if you want me lol

If you have spare laptop which have Bluetooth you can try those SW

All them will work on Subaru and their SSM

http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdfc...ce=recommended

http://sourceforge.net/projects/sele...ce=recommended

http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/...r-ecm-tcu.html

Jura

any work with vagcom

Or as you are said will work too via VAG cable


Jura

Think that's your device that's at fault there mate. Some Bluetooth on phones simply won't/don't work for some reason. Had a few where the Bluetooth was completely useless, wouldn't connect to anything. 99.9% sure had I used my device with either adaptor on the Corsa, it would have worked. What we need to work out is why your Scoobs odb port doesn't want to talk!

Just had a thought - In Torque setting there is a setting Faster Communication and also Disable ELM327 auto timing. Try turning OFF the Faster Communication and maybe Disable Auto Timming turned ON.

I had to do that to get my adapter to talk to the car.

Might just help...

J.

Thanks for all your ideas.

Just used this on the Audi and it worked which was a surprise due to them using VAGCOM. Manages to log all the usual parameters rpm, spped, MAF, boost, fuel pressure, ignition adv etc..etc....

Also just used it on Nige's 2008 Hatch which uses OBD 'Can Bus'. Managed to read and clear missfire No.2 error code.

It previously worked on my Hawk Sti too although using an HTC phone at the time (currently on a Samsung).

I will try on the Classic Scoob, but it may not work as year 2000 was on the verge on ODB introduction.

Well worth the cost of the OBD Dongle and £2.99 for the App.

Yes thanks again for that Scott. :yeah:

Mine works fine as well on my car. It connects to the adaptor on Midlifes JDM but the car won't/can't/isn't sending any information at all. As you say though for the money they're a superb bit of kit.

Maybe it can't understand Japanese.:doubledown:

Latest attempt.... after a lot of chopping and changing in the settings I managed to get, bluetooth enabled "green tick". connected to adapter "green tick".connected to ecu "green tick". adaptor error count "green tick" but sadly no data is being shown :cry: on a plus point it will check, read and clear stored fault codes :beer:Does any one know what the difference is between uk and jdm ecu's as I know they are not interchangable?