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Nov 26, 2013 | 07:11 PM

mlytc

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Torque App Questions

I just downloaded the Torque App to my android and have it paired with thru Bluetooth with the plug in my truck. Several folks on here have said that it will give me all the values that I will need in helping to troubleshoot problems, my question is : where do I find all of this info? I have the Pro version but it comes with little to info. I have yet to even find the menu. It is set up in metric units and I haven't figured out how to change them over to standard measurements or anything. What am I missing? Is there more than one Pro version or are there add-ons to help. I registered with the Torque forum, but it wasn't any help at all.

Nov 26, 2013 | 09:56 PM

04badford

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From: Manteca,Ca

There's guys that have the PIDS for it , Bumping to the top for more responce

Nov 26, 2013 | 10:09 PM

EtzCutter7

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my question is : where do I find all of this info?

At the Torque main menu, hit the button on your phone to bring up a sub-menu (on my Android it is the phone button with three lines). Within the Torque Settings menu scroll down to Manage extra PIDs/Sensors. Hit the Android three lines button again and Add Predefined Set. At this point you can select Ford (Incl Power Stroke). This will enable PID's for the data we seek. Once you have this predefined list set you can start adding virtual gauges and linking to the sensors you want to display.

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It is set up in metric units and I haven't figured out how to change them over to standard measurements or anything. What am I missing?

When you initialize the app, at the main menu hit the button on your phone to bring up a sub-menu (three lines button as explained above). Sub-menu is called Torque settings. Within the Torque Settings there is a selection for Units and there you can change to the desired unit output.

Nov 27, 2013 | 11:00 AM

Misky6.0

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From: Ouray, CO

I'm guessing the Torque Lite app doesn't come with the enhanced 6L PIDs..
I was dabbling with it yesterday, to test the bluetooth ODBII adaptor w/my phone.