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I have a question for anyone who has been able to successfully connect to their 1996 OBDII cars with the Torque App.

I am using a Nexus 7 and Samsung GS3 along with a VGATE Scan bluetooth adapter. I have not been able to connect to my C4. However, I can connect and read three other OBDII vehicles with no issue (2004, 2010 and 2013) and have immediate data with no additional configuration required.

Are there any special settings that I may be missing for this early OBDII configuration?

I tried different settings that I thought would work but haven't been able to successfully connect yet.

When I open adapter status in Torque I have the following:
Bluetooth enabled (Green Check)
Connection to adapter (Green Check)
Connection to ECU (yellow exclamation point)
Adapter error count (Green Check)

What am I missing here?

Thanks

DrDyno

I have a BAFX OBD II Blue Tooth Reader and Torque insalled in my HTC One. I got the BAFX from Amazon:



I can't remember the sequence on the screen but my steps are:

1. With the engine off, plug the BAFX into the car's OBD II plug. It's LED's then light up.
2. Choose Torque in my Apps and it automatically searches for a blue tooth device.
3. When it finds the BAFX (a couple of seconds), it links up and we're good to go.

I've used the same set-up on my '05 Solara with the same excellent results.