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1. Update:- Need to subscribe to run diagnostics now? Lost a star now.The first version was excellent, later they have subscription model which is wrong in my opinion, a paid version should have been better, other apps are paid version.
2. Second big problem is, with smartphone app, the app allow another vehicle to be added but won't connect with new vehicle and if obd2 connector was used with say 1st added vehicle.I have a Kia Sportage 2.0 CRDI QL AWD 2017.
3. Anyone looking forward to Euro 7 standardsQuite a good app...loses connectivity now and then and the rapid braking and acceleration is a bit out...but otherwise , good.I purchase this app.
4. Now the problems with the app, it is impossible to connect using head unit it doesn't let me choose manufacturer and model of car.
5. Some apps couldn't connect at all (torque, dash commander and others), Infocar connected quickly, reliably and easily.
6. Could you look into the "Driving Record" view? When you expand the time interval to "3 months" or longer, the app freezes a little bit while it's loading the aggregated data (probably).
7. Vehicle shows two problem indicator lights on the dash but no fault code showed up in the app.
8. Could you please help ? Thanks.This app is great, I bought a Veepeak OBD2 bluetooth scanner.
9. After trying a number of OBD 2 apps this one stands head and shoulders above all of the others for very little money.
10. Rapid deceleration warning is over sensitive - anything harder than engine braking triggers it.
11. But now, the apps didn't show the data even connected to ecu.