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1. Don't pay for this.not updated, tested with a 2006 v6 tiburon, listed as compatible, nothing worked and the sensor options were mostly useless anywayDoesn't show oil temp despite the car having a gauge for it, when emailing codes to devs the email bounces, Google did not refund money for this either.
2. Is there any chance of adding PIDs for newer Hyundai vehicles? I've got a 2023 Elantra (CN7) and unfortunately most PIDs that might have worked for older models don't return anything.
3. The LT version might have gotten me the same gauges.It's decent library of OBD2 PIDs don't expect to read any modules other than the ECU and possibly the Transmission controller.
4. cannot find the predefined pids in manage pids section in torque pro used to work perfectly.
5. App needs to allow access to supported engines/models and say whether it will work with newer models.
6. This doesn't allow torque to talk to any modules on the CANBUS like ABS or TCSDownloaded to be able to see info on ABS and traction control sensors.
7. Thanks!ECU has fuel pressure sensor, this app has no predefined sets for Santa Fe with 2.0L Turbo on 2013 model.
8. Don't waste your moneyJust not able to get this plugin to work.
9. Expected this APP to allow manufacturer gauges for engine oil and transmission oil temperature.
10. After upgrade to Pie OS the application does not work anymore.
11. After installing and paying I found the car models listed did not include my 2017 2.4 LF.