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I took the Quicklink back to Autozone. I think it's proprietary/will only work with it's own app. I'm going to order one off of Amazon, which ones seem to be the most reliable?

Just a sanity check to make sure my thinking is correct. I can connect to the ECU with a different app so the adapter is working fine. I can connect the adapter to Torque, but Torque won't connect to the ECU. To me, that sounds like a setting is screwed up somewhere. I looked at the pins on...

Yep, did that too. I'm running out of ideas.

Just loaded the PIDs and it still doesn't connect to the ECU through the app. I'll keep messing with settings and see if I get lucky.

Yeah, I switched between them manually. I haven't loaded the PIDs yet, I've been stuck on getting it connect to the truck. I'll try that and see if it helps.

I can connect it to the ECU with the Quicklink App (their app sucks BTW and has a terrible interface). I've been trying to figure out what protocol it's using but it doesn't display that info anywhere.

New to the Powerstroke world, seems like I'm having the same issue. I have a 2016, 6.7L. My Android connects to the OBD2 (It's a Innova Quicklink if that matters) but it will not connect to the ECU. I've tried all of the OBD2 protocols on the Torque app and haven't had any luck. Am I missing...