I have Torque on my phone, the ones in Green are the ones I can add.... if I am right? ABS is there but not Green.

 

Yes, when key is on, bright green ones are able to be read via OBD port.

you're right, it wont do ABS.

 

I just threw it out there and another thing mine will say (Android Only) or something to that fact.... Not a pro on this at all, just have my important ones

 

What is the PID header for this one? thank you please

 

Leave the PID header blank for Delta gauge. Just enter what is in the screenshot

 

Ok, that is what I did, just wanted to double check.

 

do have another question.
On my Emissions Readiness screen, it shows that the EGR test is incomplete, what does it mean by that? If you don't know that is ok I will ask on the Torque FB page

 

On some trucks it does, but not all. On my dad's 06 6.0 it shows ABS wheel speed 1,2, and 3. (Since both rear wheels are one sensor) But on my 03 it does not read any wheel speed sensor data.

Sent from Nexus 4. IB AutoGroup

 

another thing to look into for Torque is the Torque Theme app, which allows you to change themes and colors in Torque about $3 on Google Play.

you can also change the style of gauges that are displayed

 

It won't read ABS fault codes, my car ABS light came on and torque pro was not able to read the fault code on ABS however the reader at auto zone could read the code which was ABS sensor.

Bill

 

Did any of you guys using the Torque Pro app have a ScanGauge II before? If so is the Torque Pro app a million times better? Can you piggy back them? Forgive my ignorance this is my first time seeing this Torque Pro app and I am very curious.

 

Can't piggy back since both use the obdii port.
I'm like you kinda. I have the torque pro on my tablet and phone but not using them yet--waiting to get the adapter. Using the scan gauge now. One thing like on the torque is on my tablet (7") I have 6 gauges up at once versus 4 and with just a swipe have another 6 and another and another--6 screens worth

Using IB AutoGroup

 

I have both. I did the SGII first, then moved to the Torque APP when I found it.

The Torque APP pro does a better job scanning for codes. If you have a code, your phone can then do a search for what the code means.

SGII suffers scanning for codes, but, it is faster on the initial link up. That is how I found my weakening FICM. My FICM would start at 35 then go to 48 in ten seconds or so. The Torque APP and other bluetooth devices take some time to link up and thus miss that kind of issue.

The Torque APP can have more gauges running on the screen than the SGII. And with the flick of a finger, move to yet another screen with more gauges.

Funny thing though. My SGII I use daily. It stays set up in the truck. I don't have to set it up every time I start up. Like I do with the Torque APP.

Over all? The Torque APP gives you more.

And, you can't piggy back these things. They conflict with each other.

 

Ok, and this is a great write-up Money-Pit! It would be nice to be able to look at 6 gauges vs. 4 at one time. I am certainly going to look into this. On the piggy backing, I saw that money-pit had both of them listed in his sig. and I wasn't sure if there was an adapter that you could get both of them going at once, but it makes sense that they would conflict with each other, especially if for some weird reason you were trying to monitor the same thing on both the scangauge and torque pro. Thanks for straightening me out on that.

 

If you go into the settings you can increase or decrease the number of screens that you have ( up to 15) which allows you to have even more customization.