Ian, Ive been using Torque for a couple of years now on my Corolla D4D 1.4- not a lot of readings to have but what works, works well. After the last update I was delighted to see ‘Transmission Type 3 Temp’ …and it worked on my car. However its now vanished from the menu. I downloaded the app again, but its still missing – how can I get that back.
Great App, I have a fixed 9” Hudl screen displaying all the time, it looks fantatsic.
Many thanks
Martyn, Scunthorpe Lincs UK

Visit App Store and look for Torque App. If your Google ID is still the same as when you bought it before, you should be able to download it again. I’ve done it several times when buying new tablets etc

i got my dongle and phone to pair up fine but when i go to google it says either installed or will be downloaded shortly but it never does. i have a samsung galaxy core prime phone any idea what could be wrong?

hello all, i purchased an inexpensive oxgord obdII diag interface tool for android and it works great on my 04 ford explorer but it won’t link to my phone when i connect it to an 02 ford escort. any suggestions?
thanks

http://www.amazon.com/OxGord%C2%AE-Bluetooth-OBD2-Reader-Scan/dp/B00W31VMYC/ref=sr_1_25?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1451405756&sr=1-25&keywords=bluetooth+obd

Vehicle Info: 2016 Ford F-150 pickup with OBD2.

Phone Info: Samsung Galaxy Note 3 running Android 5.

Device Info: ScanTool 426101 OBDLink MX with Bluetooth

Problem: After pairing my phone with the device I get the message “device not found” on the Torque Lite screen.

The device works fine with the app provided by the manufacturer of the device.

I will try my tablet later today.

For now, Torque Lite is just occupying memory on my phone.

Any suggestions on getting Torque Lite to recognize the device?

Quote from richieka on January 23, 2016
what does the flashing blue car on the top right of the screen mean?

If the blue car is flashing, it mean that the ECU isn’t connected…

After a Torque Scan I get a short file that I can send to myself in an email… what can I do with it or where can I find out what each of the “Commands” represent, e.g.:

Command: 220004 response:6200046D

I know the “response” is in hex and I know how to break up the response into its parts but where can I find out what the command 220004 is?

My list as found in the scan:
Command: 220004 response:6200046D
Command: 220009 response:62000983
Command: 220010 response:6200100684
Command: 220019 response:62001993FF
Command: 221100 response:62110080
Command: 221101 response:62110102
Command: 221104 response:62110460
Command: 221110 response:62111000
Command: 221119 response:62111900
Command: 221140 response:6211400309
Command: 221151 response:62115100
Command: 221190 response:62119013
Command: 221200 response:62120000
Command: 221201 response:6212010000
Command: 221204 response:6212040000
Command: 221300 response:6213000526
Command: 221301 response:621301FF1F
Command: 221310 response:62131002
Command: 221319 response:6213190C
Command: 221900 response:62190001
Command: 221901 response:62190100
Command: 221924 response:62192420

Also, Why is is so impossible to get an oil pressure reading from an OBD/Torque setup?

Needed for a 2005 4.3L GMC pickup… days spent searching to unsuccess

Thanks for any insight here

hey guys new in here. running a bmw 335 twin turbo. the car stock runs 8psi boost 4psi on each turbo. question, when i look at the torque pro gauge it only shoots up to 4 does this mean i just double that number to know what boost im running as its only giving me the reading of 1 turbo?

Quote from jcm_gdl on February 9, 2016
How can be interpreted the serial number assigned to the folders created in torque? Example: 1433364825739, 1433637034838, 1433560211471

I undertand that these numbers are something like a date time serial, but I have not find a way to interprete them.

My guess is it’s a simple seconds count… The number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1st, 1970 (the Unix epoch date, how computers track time)

http://www.epochconverter.com

Quote from jcm_gdl on February 9, 2016
How can be interpreted the serial number assigned to the folders created in torque? Example: 1433364825739, 1433637034838, 1433560211471

I undertand that these numbers are something like a date time serial, but I have not find a way to interprete them.

It’s the time elapsed since Unix date 0 (Unix epoch time)

http://www.epochconverter.com