savaytse66

I've had an OBDII bluetooth dongle for a little over a year, and the Torgue app for most of that time, but I haven't had a chance to give them proper attention. I originally bought it for my '02 Silverado, but now it's in the Denali. I know there is a forum dedicated to the app, but I'm interested to hear from some fellow GM owners and get some tips for how to get the most out of the app.

Does anyone happen to know what gauge these wires are? I am guessing 22 or 24?

Excuse my ignorance, but what would be the purpose of having a 2nd battery?

This is what frustrates me about the purchasing process. I was in my local dealer looking at a '15 Sierra a few days ago, and I specifically asked the salesman about updates, and he told me they were completely free. I asked because not only did our '08 Yukon require paid updates, but they were never available! As stupid as it sounds, the infotainment in these GMs has been my #1 excuse for holding out on a new vehicle for the past two years. The nav in that Yukon was just plain awful; the route it chose was often inefficient, gave us wrong directions a few times, and we were forced to use 6 year old maps towards the end. My wife's '14 Acadia is better, but still seems clunky to use. I don't know what to do. Mayble I'll just get a '15 and start shopping for aftermarket units that support Android Auto.