I keep a Blue tooth OBD2 reader in my glove box just in case. The Torque App is a nice app, even the free version of Torque reads and clears ECU codes.
 
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Nodge68 said:
I keep a Blue tooth OBD2 reader in my glove box just in case. The Torque App is a nice app, even the free version of Torque reads and clears ECU codes.
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It looks a good set up for not a lot of cash it was more the engine coolant temperature part that caught my eye seeing as along with other K series owners I seem to own part car/ part kettle it may stop the engine over heating as you can set a warning alarm on it at what ever temperature you want to set it at as a warning of impending doom:eek:
 
bruno1926 said:
It looks a good set up for not a lot of cash it was more the engine coolant temperature part that caught my eye seeing as along with other K series owners I seem to own part car/ part kettle it may stop the engine over heating as you can set a warning alarm on it at what ever temperature you want to set it at as a warning of impending doom:eek:
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When I did the engine change in my V6 I used Torque to monitor the temp of the replacement engine over a 1 week period. It's much more accurate than using the temp gauge.
 
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