I was searching the market place last night with my HTC Evo and found this cool app. its called "Torque" I just ordered the Wireless bluetooth OBD2 adapter, they state that it works for nissan. I was wondering if anyone on here has tried this yet. check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCZyxrS_ixY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twMzN...eature=related

 

that's pretty cool

 

prob not that accurate. I know there was an app for the iphone, a dyno app. not accurate either.

 

Honestly, Did you really 'watch' the videos?

Looks promising.

 

It would be as accurate as any factory sensor that you can access over the can-bus.

pretty neat, i have been thinking about getting the bluetooth obd2 connector, let us know how it works!

 

Yea all the reviews are good and its a 5 stars app. I just ordered the connector off ebay for $30 bucks and I even ordered a HTC evo windshield mount and car charger, its coming from china so ill keep you guys posted.

 

Between my Cobb tuner and my Avic D3, i can do all that.

 

Looks cool. Let us know how it works out

 

nvm, didnt watch the videos, till now. I thought it tells how much torque you actually have, the only thing it tells you is boost psi and speedometer.....

 

I have the app and the cheapo ebay bluetooth adapter.

It works ok, certain parameters don't work, like ignition timing off the top of my head. I've used it to check and clear multiple friend's CEL lights on things like 99 honda accord, 2002 Nissan Frontier, 2000 Celica GTS.

for the $5 it costs and $30 bluetooth adapter i think it was a great buy even if it doesn't work 100% on all vehicles.

 

just ordered a bluetooth OBD adapter. going to check out the free version of torque, but i will prolly end up buying the full version.

 

Just ordered the Generic bluetooth adapter from ebay, and the full version of Torque. I think it'll be a nice tool to clear codes and check for issues. I like that is logs so that is a major plus!

 

this program is free, anyone try it?
http://code.google.com/p/android-obd-reader/

 

Torque works great. The refresh rate isn't great, maybe once a second, but it suffices. It very well could be my cheap OBDII adapter.

I mostly use it to track GPS locations and upload that to use in Google Earth. When driving, I normally monitor HP, rpm, and a graph of speed.

If you have any specific questions, I can try to answer.

 

Obviously you didn't watch the first video. Coolant temp, rpms, throttle, speedo, fuel, timing etc.

 

It's pretty cool and accurate.

 

what does this really do, except show you what the gauges on the Z car already do?? Its not like you can make any changes to the computer.