Hi all,
I have a 2003 4Runner SR5 V8 and I just got an ELM 327 bluetooth adapter to plug into the OBD-II connector and with the Torque app on my Android, I could see lots of different sensors.
I have some questions that I'd appreciate any inputs:
- It lets me to select 'transmission temperature' and I wonder if there is a trans temp sensor on the 4Runner? (the Torque only displays the sensors that it detected so I assume it's valid?)
- The ELM 327 bluetooth adapter doesn't have a power on/off switch and the OBD connector has power even when the key is OFF. I wonder if it's safe to leave the bluetooth adapter plugged in permanently? I really don't want to have to unplug and plug it in when I get in my truck.
Thank you very much for any help.
-mike-
I have a 2003 4Runner SR5 V8 and I just got an ELM 327 bluetooth adapter to plug into the OBD-II connector and with the Torque app on my Android, I could see lots of different sensors.
I have some questions that I'd appreciate any inputs:
- It lets me to select 'transmission temperature' and I wonder if there is a trans temp sensor on the 4Runner? (the Torque only displays the sensors that it detected so I assume it's valid?)
- The ELM 327 bluetooth adapter doesn't have a power on/off switch and the OBD connector has power even when the key is OFF. I wonder if it's safe to leave the bluetooth adapter plugged in permanently? I really don't want to have to unplug and plug it in when I get in my truck.
Thank you very much for any help.
-mike-