When used in conjunction with OBD2 Bluetooth adaptors for Android, Torque Pro can communicate with the various sensors governing the engine management system in your vehicle’s engine, transmission, and other electrical components including ABS, wheel sensors, and airbag sensors.

Torque Pro is an application running on the Android operating system. Capable of being used with any and all devices running Android OS, the Torque app not only enables car owners the ability to obtain an array of information from the multitude of connected Engine Management System sensors but also to closely monitor their car’s engine control units (ECUs) and to examine and clear diagnostic trouble codes.

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You know, that annoying check engine light in the dash? That’s what I’m talking about. The check engine light is the ECU’s way of telling you there’s something wrong with the system. If your vehicle has a check engine light on the console, don’t panic. The check engine light does not necessarily mean the end of the world. If you act fast, you can diagnose the cause of the fault code to prevent further engine damage.

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Luckily for you, smartphones, tablets, and laptops can now be utilised to determine the nature and meaning of the diagnostic trouble code or DTC. All you need is a compatible OBD2 Bluetooth adaptor and an app that you can easily download for free.

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This Android app from Torque has the ability to utilise the internal GPS systems within your cell phone along with other sensors that graph valuable information about acceleration, braking, and overall vehicle performance.

 

Torque Pro is equipped with a complete array of features including a built-in dynamometer to determine the horsepower and torque rating of your vehicle.  Car owners can run basic scans to diagnose fault and error codes (DTCs and PIDs) but are unique in its ability to effectively store discovered fault codes on a vehicle’s ECU.

Conveniently, Torque Pro automatically clears the DTC fault code to return to the original state after you’ve addressed and reconciled the issues with the fault codes. This will involve fixing the problem like replacing or cleaning the sensors and checking all electrical connections.