I had to fix the fricken thing twice. I bet you would of figured out what HD meant if I did it right the first time lol.

 

Yea, my sentences can be challenging at times. I think that's why I tend to repeat myself.

 

You are correct, LOL. I thought you were saying it was some type of fancy fuel or something.... I was just going to say she's just a natural gas unit.

 

Good morning thinkers!- guess we dodged the bullet- we got sleet over the snow- its not near as bad as it could have been-
boy!, did it make sidewalk salt a premium at the Lowes stores! ( which is funny, because we have pallet loads at the mill, and most of it has accumulated from, probably, the last ten years!
Black market salt(?)....
Stay safe, guys! TTYL!

 

Howdy Thinkers. I was wondering if you had a recommendation on for OBD2 code reading software? I ordered an Elm that will work with my Android and my laptop over Bluetooth. I have Torque Pro on my phone but I'm wondering if there is a software for Windows or Android that you think provides an advantage over others. Perhaps it is easier to use or provides more info than others? I tried to search on here but just kept getting options to change in Forscan which isn't what I'm looking for. Any opinion is appreciated or if I'm a dumb**** and this is already covered somewhere I didn't find, could you please point me in that direction?

 

Torque Pro is the best I've found, Buck0

 

Just looked at a graph to confirm my suspicions that UT is on a steady downward path with COVID cases. Good news! Can't wait to take these freakin' masks off.

 

Thank you Sir.

 

NP. I paid for it once.... a good 5 or 6 years ago, and it stays updated still. I've had it on 3 phones now too.

 

Forscan for windows is a full feature software the does most everything high dollar diagnostic scanners like Snap-On and others. You can even get a temp license to program Patts. Forscan light for android is about equal to Torque Pro