Torque Pro, tablets and OBD2 adapters, oh my
http://www.realdash.net/manuals/targetid.php
Oil pressure, trans temp, and gear are on there.
Here are the instructions for setting them up. A little confusing at first. After 10 minutes of changing numbers you'll understand it.
http://realdash.net/manuals/customiz...unications.php
Also, where you are getting that RealDash costs $85? You can use it for free if you don't mind an advertisement popping up when you connect your vehicle.
So you have that Lenovo hard mounted in your car? You have any pics? How are you controlling the power?
But if you never cared about the keyboard folding out...you could play with all sorts of open source stuff for gauges plus change the booting setup for the PC so it loads all that stuff up automatically. I think you can even get in there and set it up to turn on when the charger senses power and turn off 2min after it get charger power cut.
I have a kenwood stereo in my Yukon that has nearly every gauge functional too. I mean like MAF, IAT, ECT, speed, rpm, etc...there were at least 50 things in there. Thing is touch screen too and it ran off the OBD data wire with a maestro kit. The radio idea for gauges is what ive really been toying with for it because it's two birds with one stone since it still has the factory AM radio installed lol. It had everything for gauges and multiple layouts you could swap back and forth between. I called Maestro and they said you just have to have the two class 2 serial data wires. Pin 58&59 on blue connector. Pin 59 is not ran in most swaps i dont think, its not needed for flashing.
Last edited by LetsTurboSomething; Jul 9, 2019 at 03:26 PM.
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This thread got me rustled up to go change my setup since after thinking about it, i dont want my HP unit and computer with the software in the car all the time. Getting it stolen would be...just bad.
I got a kenwood double din head unit with android auto and carplay. You can put the torque app right on it and it will bluetooth to the obd2 bluetooth unit. You can use maestro if you have a CANBUS VCM but I'm gen3 so that won't work. After looking around though I found multiple apps for android that can go directly into the head unit without having your phone or tablet hooked in. Much better long term solution for me.





