larkim
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To clear a fault on my other car I've bought a bluetooth ODBII adaptor and Torque Pro app for my phone (£10 for a 60 second job to clear a fault, much more convenient than taking to the garage when I know the fault isn't an issue!)
Anyway, plugged it into the Panda 1.1 Eco 2010 today and wondered if what, if any, of the ECU readouts you might want to keep an eye on for things which might be "out of the ordinary"? It was quite nice to have a rev counter in the Panda through the app (but not really beneficial!), but I could see a readout for "vacuum" that I didn't really understand and there are options for readouts of lots of other sensors etc.
On a poorly maintained Panda which has done 120k miles, is there likely to be any sensor reading which is worth paying attention to that I can't see from the dash?
Anyway, plugged it into the Panda 1.1 Eco 2010 today and wondered if what, if any, of the ECU readouts you might want to keep an eye on for things which might be "out of the ordinary"? It was quite nice to have a rev counter in the Panda through the app (but not really beneficial!), but I could see a readout for "vacuum" that I didn't really understand and there are options for readouts of lots of other sensors etc.
On a poorly maintained Panda which has done 120k miles, is there likely to be any sensor reading which is worth paying attention to that I can't see from the dash?