I ordered the AGPtek Super Mini and it is on its way.

The next step is to get a car air/ac vent mount for my phone. I need to find one that is compatible with our G's air/ac vent. Any recommendations?

 

I got and it paired up and began reading data without issues with Torque free. I went ahead and bought Torque Pro, but have not had a chance to try it out yet. Mostly got it because it was cheap and has Prime shipping.

 

AGPtek mini arrived last Thursday and I was able to paired (default pin1234) it to Samsung Galaxy S over the weekend. With this unit, I didn't notice any communication delay. It has a low profile, which makes it virtually non-intrusive (sticks out ~3/4"). You can only see it if you squad down. Now, I just need to figure out how to mount the phone on top of the steering wheel.

Anyone know the PID for our car to monitor individual tire pressure & temp? Did a google search and couldnt find it .

Something like this...
Forums — » Torque OBD ECU Scanner » Torque Discussion / Ideas » The key to getting more PIDs workingTorque

P.S Another good app is Trapster. Gives audible alert of red light camera, known speed traps, speed limit, school zone..etc

 

^^Were you able to get the nissan specific PID's working in torque? It's under vehicle profile, protocols.

I use a suction cup to the window that has 2 claws grasping the phone.

 

The problem is I dont know the PID number to enter. Would you happen to know?

 

No clue. I did try my plx dongle and no go with the nissan PID option set in vehicle profile. Wouldn't even connect. Looks like you need a dongle capable of supporting nissan's protocol, which the elm327 do not.

 

My buddy has this app for his A4 2.0T and he loves it. He recommended it for me because he said there are tons of PIDs for Nissan users. Does anyone know if you can reset the TPMS with the Torque app?

 

Not that I know of....

 

Dash Command seems to have good reviews for iOS. App is $10 plus the cost of the OBD Bluetooth reader

http://www.amazon.com/Wirless-Diagno...pr_product_top

 

i would only recommend the BT adapters that are over $20 but under $40. Ive had a few that were under $20..and they all crashed. They also make a 90 degree adapter cable so its not sticking out in plain site ( you could route it to the glove box or something).