[Green Gator]

Hi Y'all,

I got the torque pro app installed on my android tablet and working with my ELM327 OBD2 device, but for some reason it isn't giving me any AFR info. when I go to the list of gauges to add, the AFRs are not indicated as active. I've read through several of the other threads talking about how great this app is and how guys are getting AFR data, so is there a setup step I'm missing or something? Any help would be great.

 

[FishnAlaska]

Hmmm thats weird, I have both AFR gauges (measured and called for) on my torque pro. How long have you had your blue tooth adaptor plugged in and connected to the app? I know when I set mine up initially, it took a while for everything to connect.

 

[dubyam]

You may have to add the TorqueScan app (free) and scan for additional PIDs.

 

[Green Gator]

Hmmm thats weird, I have both AFR gauges (measured and called for) on my torque pro. How long have you had your blue tooth adaptor plugged in and connected to the app? I know when I set mine up initially, it took a while for everything to connect.

How long was a while? I've only had it connected to the app a couple of times for short stints. I just haven't had a lot of time to play with it, and was hoping for a quick hit with displaying AFRs. It does look like I can see O2 sensor voltages. Is the AFR just an extrapolation of that info?

 

[dubyam]

I played around the other day with mine, and oddly enough, I can no longer see O2 Sensor 1 voltages (the ones which skip back and forth between .1 and .8/.9). But I have AFR. Not sure what the heck happened to my Torque app. I can get some equivalence ratios and a voltage (nearly constant) for the #2 sensors on both sides, but not for #1. Hmmm...Maybe time to uninstall and reinstall Torque?

We'll see.

 

[Green Gator]

Oh, and another thought... Do I need to run the Nissan specific plugin too?

 

[dubyam]

You don't have to run it, but it adds a few PIDs. Nothing I couldn't live without, as I recall, but hey, it's not expensive.