Torque Pro App works great with it on my Asus Transformer.

 

It's a great thing if you never have to use it!

I keep a generic OBDII/CAN reader in my glovebox. Luckily I've only had to use it on friends, family, co-workers cars lately.

 

I wanted to not only deal with errors and codes when they pop up but get more engine info then the car display

 

Now got to try it

 

Now to find where to plug in is

 

The ODBII plug in is down under the dash just under the hood release more or less.
Thats the reason i got my ScanGaugeII was for more gauge readings as it seems new
cars now a days don't believe in giving you any extra info about the engine.

 

This is going to work great.

 

Those things are definitely fun. I've been using a smartphone app called "Dash" that has a nice continuous display of a number of OBD outputs ... and there are a number of other apps, too.

 

Anyone know where one can get a list of diagnostic codes

 

OBD-II Codes Defined

There are generic codes and manufacture specific codes. The link will help you understand
the generic error codes. I do suggest you pick up a XV Crosstrek service manual for the specific codes.

 

just google ODB II codes and you will find em

 

I second the Torque pro app.
I have a 200 OBDII scanner and find the Torque app better. I just wish it worked for iOS. Just had to get a cheap BT tablet thats all.

 

Just installed my Scanguage II today. Nice to see in realtime what my temp and volts are. Just wish I could get oil pressure as well. Have the other two gauges set to MAP and HP. Come to think about it, tire
PSI would be nice as well. Oh well........ Have this on the FJ as well and love it!!