Min and max fields can’t have .0 or .037 backspace back past . 0 .Try that

Ford Powerstroke FIPW (Fuel injection pulse width) PID

Other folks are reporting the same issue, the readout is inconsistent, reading accurately for a moment, then displaying a high value number, then an accurate reading, then a high value number, then an accurate value…. this continues indefinitely, and seems to be the only PID in the Powerstroke PID set that is effected. This seemed to have been effected during an update issued since fall of 2021

This is one of my most used and most important readings, I hope there is a fix for this

Sorry for the delay reporting this, haven’t been driving my truck this winter

I use your 2016 plugins to monitor our Earthroamer camper, which is on a 2019 Ford F550 6.7 truck. We had always used an old Samsung phone (S7 I think) but sadly, it went missing out of the truck when it was in for repairs, and we are learning that we can’t seem to get Torque to work on an S10 or S11, which are running Android 11. Did you ever figure out a way to get your plugins working on a newer device? How about getting Torque to include your plugins in their list?
Yours in gratitude,
Wendy (AKA Hurryharri)

add PID sets only via file import

Is there a plug in for the ethanol content pid for 2017 gm cars?

Quote from BoultVolt on November 6, 2011
Hi.. New forum member here. I’m still waiting on the device and just trying to decide if I want to go android or Iphone for the initial development. Personally I’m an iphone users now but that can change.

I’ve been digging around here, the wiki and other places and could not find if the PlugIn Support includes
ELM327 “Monitor all” mode. In particular I want to monitor the CAN bus of my Volt (11 bit 500kbps) for all traffic. The Volt has many non-standard PIDs and I want to capture/log them all and then eventually develop a plugin for the Volt showing the most interesting of these data. I know the ODB2 device with ELM327 can passively monitor all data, but not sure if torque plug in can enable that mode. (

If I can build on Torque Plugin, the decision is a no-brainer for me.. but if I have to already know the PIDs and/or start from scratch to get my Volt specific PIDs , then its less clear. (I’ve not don droid development before but my students have so i’m sure I’ll pick it up quick enough). Seems the recent additions allow any PID if I know it, but can I monitor/log them all?

Also was is the practical limits to bluetooth-based logging, both in Kbps and in total storage?

How is anyone supposed to create new plugins with almost no existing documentation, the sample app apparently outdated, and no support from the developers???

Have the same issue too, where the Hyundai pids disappear after a short time, go to put them back on and the predefined set is not there anymore. The plugin is still there but doesn’t work.
This is on a head unit running Android 6.
It works perfectly on my tablet and phone running Android 10.
Cheers Steve