You might try to look up the specs on your Bluetooth OBD dongle and see if it goes to sleep, and/or what kind of mA draw it has while the truck is off.
Torque Pro APP question
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gooffeyguy
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Or just unplug it and set it in the cup holder or door pocket before getting out of the car
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I don't know about the rest of you guys but I can barely remember to unplug mine right after I use it. Come to think of it my first reader was probably still plugged in on the Sierra I traded for my Tahoe. 7 years ago.
swathdiver
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Mine has an annoying flashing blue light when it is connected to the app, because of this I almost never forget to unplug it! Almost never! LOL
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I see that almost hanging in there.
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Not yet for me, wife's been driving the truck.
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Spent a good 30 to 40 minutes with it today looking through all the PIDs to see if it was listed. Didn't see it. It may not be listed in the ECM but the TCM which either the app or adapter cannot see.
I have monitored this function before with the Tech-2, will pull it out next and see where that is located, ECM or TCM.
