Android Torque application.
Bleed system? Kinked hose at the pump?
However, it does seem like it is worth it just for clearing any codes that may arise.
http://www.palmerperformance.com/pro...hone/index.php

Looks pretty promising:





This part is cool:


The downside is that it's fifty bucks, but since I have a $25 iTunes gift card, I might try it out.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
I remember seeing a post from AMGFan a while back where he had a really sweet looking software/hardware setup that was aesthetically better than the dashdaq but can't remember the name of it.
Thoughts?
thanks
can someone please post a link for the OBD bluetooth device which already tested and is working good ? (my car is 03' E55).
thanks guys!

- Ambient temperature
- Engine oil temperature
- Current Gear
- Injection Quantity
- Oil pressure
With torque pro I can get everything I need including AFR and trans oil temp, but except the above ones, that would made this tool perfect!


It would be fantastic if one could though anybody know? As id be all over this if i can get trans temp as i have an aftermarket cooler.
EDIT: looks like gaiex has trans temp working on torque pro.
Last edited by austingtir; May 31, 2014 at 06:46 PM.

In torque pro you can load the predefined set of PIDs from "Chrysler/dodge/Jeep/Mercedes" in the options on "manage extra PIDs/sensors"
The correct PID depending the car will be:
"transmission temp (jeep pre 2012)"
"transmission temp (jeep 2012 and later)"
"transmission temp (crysler/dodge)"
or loading "others" predifened set:
"transmission temperature (method 3"
Now for a good data logging and better ECU tune I'm missing:
- Ambient temperature
- Engine oil temperature
- Current Gear
- Injection Quantity
- Oil pressure
(also add/change the 80-120kph to 100-200kph time if possible)
I found this information but I'm not a geek for this:
http://torque-bhp.com/wiki/PIDs
http://torquebhp.wikia.com/wiki/How_..._extended_PIDs
http://www.outilsobdfacile.com/obd-mode-pid.php
http://torqueloganalyzer.blogspot.pt...on-torque.html
Any geek
out there that can understand how these PIDs thing works and search for the PID's we really need? PS: I currently have on my 2008 CLK320CDI:
-rpm
-speed (gps and OBD)
-accelerator / load
-MAF
-Fuel rail pressure
-O2
-AFR
-Intake pressure
-CAT temp sensor 1
-CAT temp sensor 2
-Intake temp
-Coolant temp
-Trans fluid temp
and some more I don't use








