Hmmm I've had it on my phone for a while now. maybe I should have looked in the play store before I responded. But yes when I look for it now I'm not finding it anymore. Hopefully it will be back soon. I did find a reference to it here if this download is still active

http://www.appszoom.com/android_appl...nce_bphrf.html.

It's by Hillside apps:

http://www.appszoom.com/android_deve...pps_bphre.html

 

I wrote V Twin Reference and I recently took it off the Market.

I have not updated it in nearly a year, and a lot has changed in that time. It is too much work for me right now - I put hundreds of hours into it, and I'm not able to do that anymore. In addition, I am limited by my own ability to program.

Thanks for all of the support from the forums, I'm glad that many of you found it useful.

 

Sorry you took it off the market. Was a fantastic tool. Anyway to put it back and make it more generic? Maybe just the security PIN tools, I can see where keeping it current with changing capacities, and troubleshooting is a chore, but I sure enjoyed knowing the security PIN info was always at my fingertips..

 

opps
Oh well

 

Sounds like a great app. Sorry I missed it.

 

Sorry to hear that. I love the app and still use it alot for codes and some of the other useful items that are in it.

THANKS for taking the time you did before the get it where it is. Even outdated it is very useful!!

 

Doesnt clearing the codes give you back your throttle? When it happens to mine I clear the codes and I am good to go.. trouble shooting the problem this winter as it does not happen to often..

 

I have had it on my Droid Galaxy S3 for over a year. Nice app. It was not available on the Apple store for Iphones.

 

NOT ALWAYS! I had to clear codes three times on a 900 mile run home on a Sunday, no options to wait for a dealer. The first two times no problem clearing the codes. The third time I was lucky that I had my PowerVision with me and was able to clear the codes from the computer itself, not from the speedo. If I had not been able to do that I would have had to lose a day (or more) of work and spent money out of pocket on the hotel and food costs.

 

I know this is an ongoing issue but have any of you tried cleaning the pins with a q-tip and rubbing alcohol and then a good coating of dielectric grease?