two simple clips on the obd2 plug and you can move it and let it just sit behind the cover.
Thank you! So helpful, I don't know why I didn't investigate further!two simple clips on the obd2 plug and you can move it and let it just sit behind the cover.
This works perfect with no glitches but does cost a little more than others.Ok. Update! I got the new suction cup mount, its a little wobbly but it still works great so it is definitely going to stay. However, I came across a problem when buying a mini OBD2 dongle. Apparently if it comes from Amazon in a lesser packaging, it happens to have a problem translating the data to the OBD2 app. So now I am trying to hunt down a dongle that will translate no problems.
My question is if you guys have experience in this, what is the dongle to buy? Preferably off Amazon since I have prime and its free shipping. If not then just a link would be great. Its currently 3:30 am and I just got back from a fishing trip and I am too lazy to look in Korean Unicorn's build and search for the page where he said the name. I will look tomorrow and research that and also provide some links to the videos where I heard the guy explain why this dongle does not work.
My question is if you guys have experience in this, what is the dongle to buy? Preferably off Amazon since I have prime and its free shipping. If not then just a link would be great. Its currently 3:30 am and I just got back from a fishing trip and I am too lazy to look in Korean Unicorn's build and search for the page where he said the name. I will look tomorrow and research that and also provide some links to the videos where I heard the guy explain why this dongle does not work.
Thanks. I appreciate it. I'm looking to order a new one withing the week and it will probably be that one. As for the cover, it's just the little hole below the steering wheel to the left. Rip it off and the obd2 port is there. Two clips in the back let you pull it off to stick behind the cover with a dingle attached. It cut be covered up where it is currently located if you put the dongle on it.This is the one I have used for a while now and have had zero issues with. I only paid $16.99 for it on Amazon when I picked it up. It was recommended by several different people including the developer of the Torque Pro app. Plus, it works on my phone and tablet flawlessly. I've used it between several vehicles now with no issues. It pretty much just stays plugged into the Sportage most of the time. I haven't hooked it to the Forte, or even sought out the OBD2 plug yet, so I have no idea what cover the OP is referring to(headed to the garage now lol). Btw, if any Android users are looking for the Torque Pro APK file, just shoot me a PM and I'll see what I can do![]()
With Torque Pro and Kia Advanced you can pretty much log anything your heart desires if it has a sensor you can log it (except oil temp and trans temp). Biggest thing is figuring out how to set it up.Hi guys,
Quick question, I'm trying to get some ECU data for Tork pertaining to my tune, what kind of information can I retrieve from the app? Mainly looking to see if it's doing anything weird with boost and fueling (being the big one). I'm assuming all you need is OBD2 dongle to hook it up yes? Thanks, I'd like to avoid taking it anywhere for price reasons to have a shop do it and I can't take it to the dealer.
Cool, I'll grab the Torque Pro app then. Any BT OBD2 yeah? Found several on Amazon for dirt cheap.