RedwoodGuy

2007 Suburban LTZ w/5.3L. I'd like to use an Android tablet with an app called "Torque." It needs to have a ODB2 plug with USB in order to work. From the app description: "Torque is a vehicle / car performance / diagnostics tool that uses an OBD II Bluetooth adapter to connect to your OBD2 engine management / ECU." I have no clue where on my car to find this connector. It is under the dash? Under the hood? Do I even have one? Thanks

in2pro

its right up under dash just to the left of the steering wheel

RedwoodGuy

Any closer it would have bit me! Thanks In2Pro. I think I just redefined "stupid question." Take care.

in2pro

Actually its a very good question and not stupid at all as they do very from vehicle to vehicle( Make wise) where they are located...

I have thought about getting the Bluetooth adapter also and the Torque app, take some pictures and let us know how it works and what you think of it...

in2pro

Here is a good example of the many places they can be found and this one also happens to show you a picture as well...

CanOBD2.com - DLC Connector Location

RedwoodGuy

Well, I was all ready to buy the adapter and the app, until I began reading the Amazon reviews. Apparently, the Bluetooth adapters are highly unreliable and junkie as reported by many people. I am going to try to drill into this a bit more and see if there is a reliable brand.