Has anyone used this item with Torque Pro to successfully connect and read data from the ECU on a 2002 Acura TL?
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I can't answer specifically for Honda but I've been frustrated cuz the scanner comes with no instructions. The disc has a bunch of files on it but there is no "key" for them. I'm not inclined to simply load my computer with them or download Torque Pro til I have some assurance I'm on the right path. I know someone else who has used the device so I'm going to have to rely on them on "how to". I think this scanner works for many cars BUT not all. The price requires us to do more homework but like any item on the commercial market for sale, it should come with instructions or owner's manual.
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This device works with OBD 2 data ports... which to the best of my knowledge all cars since 2003 now have. Check online to ensure thats what your Lexus has.
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Funny enough it works flawlessly with my 2013 Hyundai Tuscon 2.0 CDI 4WD but I'm having problem connecting it to my Audi A4.
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I do not have the answer to that. I am operating it on a Samsung Galaxy S2 phone with no problems. Product is really good and the free TORQUE program makes this a bunch of fun to monitor dozens of things from your car at the same time in real time!
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Yes it works amazing with the Torque app. Both the free and paid for versions.
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A lot of different things can factor in to why it's not working. Are you using it with an android device? Torque app works well for me. Also try powering the car off and on several times. It took me 10 or so tries on my friends Jetta, once it synced up it worked flawlessly. Also, wouldn't hurt to take it up to autozone and see if they can get a reading, that would rule out the obd2 port/fuse itself. Good luck!
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Yes it works amazing with the Torque app. Both the free and paid for versions.Brandon Heineman answered on September 19, 2014
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Sorry, Mine works perfectly, but I have only connected it in the car to a laptop computer.
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If you can get it to work! I have had mine for over a year and it still does not work. Calls to the tech support line went unanswered. I did get ONE repsonse from me emails; they told me to ignore the install instructions and "just plug it in".......considering this has fried other peoples ECU I have just given up; better to have my truck running than burn a $1,000 ECU. Good luck if you buy this.
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No, it will only read the engine's ECU. You'd need a different interface in order to talk to the transmission or ABS.
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Yes I have. Open the housing to the power on the cord, Make sure you ground it to the car, the center of the cable is the power. Hook it to your dlr fuse, the cam will go on and off with the keys, Also in the cord there is a mother board elec tape it. It is done, ive done it for both my cars and works great
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I have it on a 2003 Silverado 1500. Using Torque Pro app and it works great
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Yes it reads both 1 an 2, you have an OBD2 port so you should have no problem. The majority of people have trouble connecting the port because special sized ports, not the software itself also make sure your battery is fully charged.
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I bought the Torque app for Android and paired the device with my phone over Bluetooth. The disc that came with it, I tossed. I read that it was full of viruses, so I never risked it.
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Yes you need the adapter and the torque app. You have to connect via Bluetooth then make the device active in the app settings
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I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not ready","ready","pass&quot;, or "fail". I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not... » Read More I've used it on an LLY Duramax, and it worked great. It cannot read abs computers or airbag systems. It only relays basic data from the ecu through OBD II. With the software that comes with it or third party software you can read DTC's (diagnostic trouble codes) reset check engine lights and read real time sensor data. Like oxygen sensor voltage, baro/map sensor pressure, and fuel rail pressure exe all from your smartphone or laptop via bluetooth. You can also view emissions readiness monitors and each systems current condition either "not ready","ready","pass&quot;, or "fail". « Show Less
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I have only used it with my phone and torque for android. In torque you have to select which adapter you're using and whether its WiFi or Bluetooth before it will connect. Also make sure you're in range.