Advance timing with android phone?
What adapter are you using? This is the latest car gauge pro right?
Hey Defiance, never found a solution to our problem huh? I also went onto the scantech forums and posted our problem on their as well. I really don't want to buy a different/better obdll dongle if it isn't going to work anyway. I'll post on here if I find out anything new. Thanks.
Hey Defiance, never found a solution to our problem huh? I also went onto the scantech forums and posted our problem on their as well. I really don't want to buy a different/better obdll dongle if it isn't going to work anyway. I'll post on here if I find out anything new. Thanks.
So im playing the waiting game in hopes a newer version will have better support for our cheaper Elm327 Bluetooth eBay adapters. Strange I never get any issues with Torque Pro, so I know its working well.
Yes whenever I try Car gauge I get the same java error you get. An error has occurred in sub:java.lang.RuntimeException:Cannot parse: 94...
So im playing the waiting game in hopes a newer version will have better support for our cheaper Elm327 Bluetooth eBay adapters. Strange I never get any issues with Torque Pro, so I know its working well.
So im playing the waiting game in hopes a newer version will have better support for our cheaper Elm327 Bluetooth eBay adapters. Strange I never get any issues with Torque Pro, so I know its working well.
I thought idle relearn was done with key in on position motor off at operating temperature?
Just found some great news for us. Issac just got back to me about the java error. He states a new version or update for the app will fix our problem. He didn't say when it was coming out though. I'll keep you posted! Or, you can just go to this url: http://scantech.proboards.com/thread...1&scrollTo=622 ---- Can't wait! 

So, my idle air realern stopped working for some reason. That's disappointing since I have new breather mods of the way. I know a lot of you posted that it didn't work to begin with. Oh well, I'll just pedal dance it.
Is there any way to confirm it's actually working? I did it through the app with the engine temp up to operating and with the key in "on" position and it said test successful or something like that, but is there a way to know for sure?
Has anyone comfirmed if the app's idle air relearn works? My check engine light is on for another reason so I don't have the luxory or waiting for the light to blink and come on and off, etc.
Cheap 327elm mini off eBay and the App, best $17 bucks spent. Woke up my tired 210k engine. Smooth down the road.. Transmission seems to shift like butter now, snaps in after doing this. Would this effect a AT???
Either way big thanks to the op for bringing this to light!!! You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.
Either way big thanks to the op for bringing this to light!!! You sir are a gentleman and a scholar.
Hi.
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??
Hi.
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??
Hi.
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??
I couldn't find any post refereeing to the simplest questions:
Why hasn't Nissan already set the timing position to 15-17? Is there a certain risk of advancing the timing on our own? If it wasn't potentially hazardous to the engine, wouldn't it be like that in the first place??

This is probably something for another thread.
In any case, manufactures always heir on the side of conservation. Also, premium fuel is REQUIRED with this advance. Many of us have had our timing advanced for tens of thousands of miles and decades with no ill effects, as long as you use premium fuel.
Last edited by NmexMAX; Feb 12, 2014 at 06:57 AM.

This is probably something for another thread.
In any case, manufactures always heir on the side of conservation. Also, premium fuel is REQUIRED with this advance. Many of us have had our timing advanced for tens of thousands of miles and decades with no ill effects, as long as you use premium fuel.
I use 95 octane. Is it good enough?
Anyways, I have a vq20de 2.0L engine. Gonna' try this timing advance (already have a BT adapter and Car Gauge Pro)
Thanks for the heads-up guys!
Edit: can someone post a step-by-step procedure for doing this? What is the correct procedure for the idle relearn?
Last edited by ZoharDV; Feb 12, 2014 at 08:47 AM.
I'd use 98 if I were you. Reason being, the methodology for determinig octane in the USA is likely not the same as you have. here, it's the RM/2 method.
edit - I just googled and according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating, our method of octane is about 5-8 points lower...so our 87 is your 92...which makes your 95 like our 89.
Which makes my above statement even more true (re: using 98)...also, you've got the 2.0L car...which means you would likely need the better gas anyhow if you're planning on trying the timing advance.
tl;dr - buy the good shiit.
Last edited by Amerikaner83; Feb 12, 2014 at 08:54 AM.
Hey I cant seem to get the Idle Relearn to work. I warmed my car up, set key to On..then selected the idle air relearn and it keeps failing. Would the manual using gas pedal method work if my check engine light is on already from other codes?
This is odd
I just came back from my car.
I wanted to do whole dance but something's weird...
My ignition timing on idle reads about 7-8. When I step on the gas it rises upto ~40.
These are the idle parameters:

This is a graph of what happens when I step the on gas pedal:

Am I missing something?
Keep in mind that this is a vq20de 2.0L enging!
Thanks,
Zohar
I wanted to do whole dance but something's weird...
My ignition timing on idle reads about 7-8. When I step on the gas it rises upto ~40.
These are the idle parameters:
This is a graph of what happens when I step the on gas pedal:
Am I missing something?
Keep in mind that this is a vq20de 2.0L enging!
Thanks,
Zohar
I tried Idle Air again after redoing my spacers, (3pc to 5pc). Still a no go with the app. It used to work for me but no dice the past few times I've tried. Car was well above operating temp, in the 185 range. Anyone else try it recently? Might be time for a contact to Issac again.
As for the guy with the Sentra or whatever, no idea what your base timing is or why your trying to advance it. Timing does increase as you go through the rpm range. So that part is normal.
As for the guy with the Sentra or whatever, no idea what your base timing is or why your trying to advance it. Timing does increase as you go through the rpm range. So that part is normal.
What is the "Base timing?" There are two parameters within Car Gauge that refer to timing: IGNITION TIMING *4 and CORRECTED TIMING (which shows 0° in my car, and can be set to any value between -2° and 2°)
Hi. Its not a completely different car, its still a 5th gen Maxima with a VQ engine.
What is the "Base timing?" There are two parameters within Car Gauge that refer to timing: IGNITION TIMING *4 and CORRECTED TIMING (which shows 0° in my car, and can be set to any value between -2° and 2°)
What is the "Base timing?" There are two parameters within Car Gauge that refer to timing: IGNITION TIMING *4 and CORRECTED TIMING (which shows 0° in my car, and can be set to any value between -2° and 2°)




I wonder if this works with the Pathfinder
:P