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Old May 1st, 2014, 15:24   #1
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Hi Guys, been on the forum for a while, just as a guest, as I was not a Volvo owner, but now I am....so officially.....Hello fellow Volvo owners. I'm Lee, and this is my first post.

I've bought a Bluetooth OBDII reader and it came with a CD with lots of different software. but true to form, I do not have the foggiest clue which would work best on my S60.
Here is a few from the disk:
EasyODBII
OBD2Spy
OBD2Scope
OBD-DIAG
ScanTool
ScanMaster

If anyone has any idea's about the above or of another software that would work nicely with S60 04plate
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Just been playing with all the software in the above list, and none of them will work with my volvo, the torque app works a treat on my android phone. but would still like to be able to scan the ECU with my laptop>
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Just been playing with all the software in the above list, and none of them will work with my volvo, the torque app works a treat on my android phone. but would still like to be able to scan the ECU with my laptop>
i tried with my laptop but would not connect as well but as the obd2 was only a few quid gave up just use my phone laptop will not do anything extra.

i use torque for readout of car stats and carista for reading and clearing codes as torque would not clear codes after a few weeks of use.

i have now upgraded to vida and a dice only cost £70 and can do so much more its also doubles as a haynes manual of sorts.

its a pitta to get running and i had to use 2011a as i dont have a copy of any windows pro and my laptop is to low spec to run a vm.
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Old May 2nd, 2014, 21:02   #4
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The best software is Torque Pro on android... If you're looking for a cheap 3rd party one as it's 2.99 but is a superb program.
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Old May 3rd, 2014, 08:03   #5
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Purchased pro version of torque, brilliant app, used on other halfs cougar to get a fault reading, really did the trick. just ordered some software off of ebay, gunna give that a try on the laptop. thanks guys for the responses.

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