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Old 07-13-2017, 04:52 PM   #799
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It's possible I missed it, but I did look through this thread just about completely. So is there a way of getting the oil temp PID to read in Fahrenheit? I already had Torque set to display things in °F, but the way the PID is detailed in this thread is for display in Celsius, so that's what gets displayed for that one gauge.
In the app set-up menus are a set of options to select units.
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Old 07-13-2017, 09:36 PM   #800
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In the app set-up menus are a set of options to select units.
As I said, I already had that setting in place, but the way the PID math is presented in this thread its output is in Celsius.

@lazyluka nailed it, so thanks for the math fix, my friend. Wanted to smack myself for the way I set it up at first, it sent the temps in the complete opposite direction. Parentheses are powerful little things.
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So yet another interesting thing. I had to pair my OBD2 dongle all over again, and when I did everything reverted back to Celsius. When I set it back to Fahrenheit, the reading for the oil temp was all crazy again. Went back to the AC-40 format and now the app converts it to Fahrenheit like it does with all the other built in gauges.

Also glad I did this because now I see just how long it takes, even on a mild summer day, for oil temp to get to 200 degrees. I had to have been halfway through my work commute (about 10 of 20 miles) before it was finally up there. Have to make sure I'm nicer to the car longer before I start pushing it now that I know it can take a while to heat the oil. Winter is going to be interesting.
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Anyone able to point me in the right direction to getting torque to display boost. I tried the default boost and vacuum reading but it only seems to display vacuum. I can see others have got it working just not sure how.
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But I'm connected with the car with no problem, all.other parameters are fine example. Revs, coolant temp, exc.
Just can not get oil.temp Pid displayed on the real time data screen.

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how did you end up fixing this? I'm having this same issue
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I bought the BAFX OBD adapter on Amazon and tested it on both ends of my OBD splitter and it works perfectly. But I also have insurance from Metromile and they require me to plug a device in the OBD to read my mileage each month. Once they're both plugged into the splitter I get problems with the OBD adapter and some functions not working on Torque app. Any solutions?

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I bought the BAFX OBD adapter on Amazon and tested it on both ends of my OBD splitter and it works perfectly. But I also have insurance from Metromile and they require me to plug a device in the OBD to read my mileage each month. Once they're both plugged into the splitter I get problems with the OBD adapter and some functions not working on Torque app. Any solutions?

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Sounds like you can't use both devices at the same time.
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Old 09-29-2017, 04:22 PM   #807
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I bought the BAFX OBD adapter on Amazon and tested it on both ends of my OBD splitter and it works perfectly. But I also have insurance from Metromile and they require me to plug a device in the OBD to read my mileage each month. Once they're both plugged into the splitter I get problems with the OBD adapter and some functions not working on Torque app. Any solutions?

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I've run into a similar situation between my ODB adapter and my Verizon network adapter. My research came to that the second device may be interrupting the handshake with the ODB device. I've gotten both to work at the same time through some fluke of repairing bluetooths, but then the ODB fails after next car start. I haven't found a solution yet either.
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I've run into a similar situation between my ODB adapter and my Verizon network adapter. My research came to that the second device may be interrupting the handshake with the ODB device. I've gotten both to work at the same time through some fluke of repairing bluetooths, but then the ODB fails after next car start. I haven't found a solution yet either.
Yes after more testing I've learned the moment I unplug Metromile, everything works just fine. Once I plug Metromile back in things fail instantaneously. Metromile never seems to have problems though. I wouldn't really mind if the problem was the other way around haha

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Just wanted to share this in case anyone needed a daylight readable setting, since it took me awhile to figure out:


I picked one of the transparent themes, navigated to .torque/themeDir in the sd sd card and changed the following values in properties.txt

#make axes white
displayTickColour=#FFFFFF
#make value text red
displayTextValueColour=#FF0000
#Make all text light light gray
displayTextTitleColour=#DDDDDD
#Make RPM's Red
graphLineColour_0c=#FF0000
#make boost black
graphLineColour_ff1202=#000000
#make afr black
graphLineColour_ff1249=#000000
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Can anyone help me out on how to get torque to display information quicker? There's about a second lag. I'm using obd link mx for a Bluetooth output and Samsung 7" tablet with torque pro.
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Can anyone help me out on how to get torque to display information quicker? There's about a second lag. I'm using obd link mx for a Bluetooth output and Samsung 7" tablet with torque pro.
From using Torque on the past few cars I've owned, that's pretty normal when it comes to Bluetooth adapters, it's just not as fast as a wired connection.
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I was gonna go through the whole thread but it felt like I was reading a review about the Nexus 7.

Does this app work on most devices? I got a old Galaxy A3... Wondering if itll work..

Also, did anyone have trouble reading anything from a device while driving?
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