What OBDII reader are you using with Torque?

[IBallEngineer]

Does it? Can it graph the output of an O2 Sensor like Torque? Honest question, I'd like to know.

So now I see you are on Verizon, and a Yankee fan, sheesh, I thought you were one of the good guys!

How long does it take for your app to connect via bluetooth, I have a an el cheapo and it took so long I gave up using it. And did you pop for the pay version of Torque? I was less than impressed with the free version. Been two years so I may give it a go again. Last attempt was like :smash:, and I don't usually go there. :cheer2:

 

[3bears]

I have the BAFX and after initial set up, and pairing to blue tooth, it connects instantly

 

[TheDurk]

So now I see you are on Verizon, and a Yankee fan, sheesh, I thought you were one of the good guys!

How long does it take for your app to connect via bluetooth, I have a an el cheapo and it took so long I gave up using it. And did you pop for the pay version of Torque? I was less than impressed with the free version. Been two years so I may give it a go again. Last attempt was like :smash:, and I don't usually go there. :cheer2:

Not my pic. I HATE Verizon, my life improved vastly when I kicked them out of my life. True corporate 'holes. I'm on T-Mobile. But yeah, I'm a lifelong Yankee fan going back to Mickey Mantle. Guilty.

Torque connects right up with a decent adapter and a good device. Pay version is much better. He updates it more conscientiously and keeps it running better. It's worth it.

 

[KidVermicious]

Does it? Can it graph the output of an O2 Sensor like Torque? Honest question, I'd like to know.

Nope.