OutbackOiler
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Thanks for the info guys, I like the idea of the Bluetooth one but it looks like an android only app, I would have to find an iPhone one. The scangauge is also very tempting, but harder slip under the radar:biggrin:
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sjm
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+1, I have the same, and it works well. A bit of digging will reveal some very nice setups where people have replaced their OEM dashes with Android tablets. One of the nice features about Torque is that you can customise the layout, color, styling etc. It's extremely versatile.
For example:
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Barry
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Jealous, MUCH... stupid bl00dy integrated radio and climate control in my 2005 Outback!
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OutbackOiler
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the setup in the smart car is kinda cool and yes I did hit myself when I said that :biggrin:
NachaLuva
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SJM that setup is unbelievable! Esp the blue one showing high/low values for some really cool gauges :iconwink:
sjm
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It's not my car, they're some examples other users have posted in the Torque forums. I don't use a permanently mounted tablet, just my phone, which floats around in the center console.
OutbackOiler
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Just had a thought, my Garmin GPS can have apps downloaded on it plus its bluetooth, I might see if I can get it working on that. It might just work
pezimm
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As you'd know by know... It's a little tool that reads codes of the OBDII port...
This is where I positioned mine:
https://www.offroadsubarus.com/showpost.php?p=40274&postcount=49
Cheers!
OutbackOiler
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That's a great setup, I think I am going to experiment with one of the Bluetooth setups first and see if I can work out a way to have it display on my gps for now and then try and interface it on a touch screen double din setup later.