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I am having a little trouble with my torque app., it reads everything but EOT just fine. My EOT is giving a steady 32 degrees. I am an old fart trying to understand technology...lol. Is there something else I need to download (I have torque pro). Thanks
Nothing else to download, but you may need to edit the pid, im at work now and dont have access to my phone. But hopefully someone else can chime in with the correct one. Its towards the end think its supposed to be a - instead of +
Ok that fixed it. Many thanks. I just bought this truck and didn't get a chance to check the deltas before I bought it. It was such an awesome deal I couldn't pass it up. Drove for about five miles at 63 miles an hour, EOT and ECT never went beyond 7degrees. While on flat ground it stayed a steady 5 degrees. I'm pretty excited about it
rezdawg, Welcome to FTE and good to see your delta is so low. your going to love the Torque app. It's a pretty powerful little tool and very easy to use once you get onto it. Go to the site amdriven posted the link to and sign up. Everything's there. Cheers
I just bought an 05 F250 with the 6.0 on Monday. Are you guys using Torque Pro (obd2 and car) ? And where do you get the adapter? I'd like to check all the stuff you guys are talking about. Can you pick up the adapter at autozone or someplace like that?
I see in these adds some more that are for sale. The blue and gold ones look like my first one. Didn't work well. Thus bought the PLX KIWI.
Sean,
I bought one first, tried it on all my vehicles and loaded each ones profile into the Torque menu and it worked well. Then I bought a couple more so I didn't have to move it back and forth. Even retrieved trouble codes off my wifes Liberty and deleted the codes as well.
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