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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: drc12369 on 14 January 2013, 12:27
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Been told theres a phone app called Torque which is £3 and it uses odb2, the bluetooth adaptors about £15 off ebay and it supposedly gives you everything and more a vag.com would do. Firstly is my 97 8v gti odb2 compatible? And if so anybody got any experience with this app?
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Your car is obd2
That's all I know x
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no don't work....
our mk3 only have obd2 socket, however are not obd2..... protocols are different
obd2 readers for torque don't support the required protocol.
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I tried my Scangauge on my '96 TDI... It didn't work :sad:
On the Scangauge website it says it will work with all TDI models except those with "black ecu" (what ever that means?!)
As far as I know OBDII wasn't standardised until around 2001 on petrol cars.
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As far as I know OBDII wasn't standardised until around 2001 on petrol cars.
obd2 came law in 1996 for usa sold vehicles and euro 2 euro emission reg's in the same year, early systems were more limited.
1999 seems to be the big change year (for example you can flash remap vw's from mid 99)
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Bugger :sad:
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Im glad ive seen this before i ordered a Bluetooth adapter for the Torque app i downloaded last week. :lipsrsealed:
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was thinking about ordering one myself, glad I seen this :smiley:
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Im glad ive seen this before i ordered a Bluetooth adapter for the Torque app i downloaded last week. :lipsrsealed:
I thought the petrol went to OBDII in '96 but the "ebay" bluetooth adapter didn't work on my '98.
A shame - I was looking forward to using it... :sad:
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As I said above OBD2 shaped socket only on mk3 not actual OBD2, the protocol behind is still the same as it was on the OBD1 2x2 port.