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Looking to load up my Ipod with free (or at least cheap) apps. Anyone know any good automotive/mechanic/repair type apps. Not looking for street race games or anything, but actual apps that have a function. I have tried looking for a good one to track oil changes and maintenance stuff but so far haven't found anything that will support more than two vehicles (we have 6!). Anybody got anything?
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No festiva for me ATM... -
Maybe link5186 will pop up, I saw him tracking his MPG on an app but I can't remember what it's called!!!1992 white L, Bp, American racing 13's, stock trans.
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^ Fuelly.Dan
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I already do the Fuelly thing by text from my phone, that way I can update it as soon as I pump gas (my Ipod is just a "pod", not a phone).
I found one called CarTrouble that does a pretty good job of translating OBDII codes from my little pocket scanner I carry everywhere. Also, the AutoZone app is amazing! You can quickly and easily view and order parts, but even better than that it gives you access to their entire ZNet repair database that I've used many times on their site! I love it! Everyone who works on cars should have this app, so easy to carry around in the garage (as long as you keep it clean lol) and use the pictures and diagrams. Highly recommend it!Last edited by htchbck; 02-06-2012, 08:06 AM.No festiva for me ATM...Comment
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