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Ive never used the torque app, but I would check to make sure it's getting power and ground. Is the module getting power? A simple test light or volt meter can help you determine this. If you are getting power and ground, then it lies in the other 2 wires which are canbus low/high wires or the problem could lie in the wireless module itself. Have you tried a wired connection to rule out the adapter? You'll need to check pins 4,6,14,16 to make sure they are working correctly. I personally would put some low power at one end and check the other end with a light tester or volt meter to see if power is running constantly through. If all 4 connections work, then your problem probably lies in the wireless module. Hope this helps
 
Make sure your twisted the pairs correctly.

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Thanks for the tips. The twisting of the pairs is one concern I had since I bought the connector off of eBay and they wires are sheathed. I did a point to point check to make sure the pin in the 4 pin connector are going to the correct OBD slot, and all is good there. The bluetooth dongle i'm using is getting power and lights all show it is working. I have not verified that the OBD pins are getting power for the comm connection, but assumed it was all good since the wiring/pin locations checked out.

I've been meaning to bum a buddies traditional OBD reader (no BT dongle or app), but haven't gotten around to it. I keep hoping there's a stupid simple fix with the app I just haven't discovered yet!

Note: I have tried two different BT dongles with no luck... But I'm about 98% sure the other was just mine rebranded lol (ELM###).
 
Thanks for the tips. The twisting of the pairs is one concern I had since I bought the connector off of eBay and they wires are sheathed. I did a point to point check to make sure the pin in the 4 pin connector are going to the correct OBD slot, and all is good there. The bluetooth dongle i'm using is getting power and lights all show it is working. I have not verified that the OBD pins are getting power for the comm connection, but assumed it was all good since the wiring/pin locations checked out.

I've been meaning to bum a buddies traditional OBD reader (no BT dongle or app), but haven't gotten around to it. I keep hoping there's a stupid simple fix with the app I just haven't discovered yet!

Note: I have tried two different BT dongles with no luck... But I'm about 98% sure the other was just mine rebranded lol (ELM###).
Yeah, I was trying to test mine out before I taped it up/put the pins in the connectors. It will not work if the data wires are not twisted, at least it didn't work on mine. I just wanted to try it out for fun before I twisted it, and it couldn't communicate with the bike.

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Here is my setup and it worked fantastic for clearing the code and seeing the codes. And you can leave it hooked up under your seat and connect to your phone.

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1. Bluetooth OBD2 plug in - $10.00
ELM327 Wireless Bluetooth V2.1 ODB2 ODB-II Androd Car Diagnostic Scan Scan F0 | eBay

2. Yamaha diagnostic plug to ODB2 - $30.00
Yamaha MT09 2017 Yamaha 4-pin to OBD2 Diagnostic Plug. | eBay

3. Torque Pro - $5.00
Google play store
I am chasing a very annoying intermittent sensor fault on a 14 MT-09. Can this setup look at each sensor looking for a noisy unstable output?
 
I am chasing a very annoying intermittent sensor fault on a 14 MT-09. Can this setup look at each sensor looking for a noisy unstable output?
Sorry I can't answer your question, but if you go this obd2 route and it works. please follow up here (or send me a PM). I've been messing w/ my '14 for years trying to get this to work and had no luck. I'm wondering if it isn't just an early make issue.
 
Four pin.
Just ran the tests on my 2016 XSR 900 using OBD Fusion. Engine on and idling in the garage. -- you can see the results at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0266/2708/0271/files/Diagnostic_Report_2019-12-04.html.pdf?80

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but this is all that is possible to pull from these bikes. So we're able to pull a fair amount of the standard OBD-II PIDs (you can read more about each group of PIDs here) but there is no other known proprietary bit of kit that has access to other or more granular data than this.

I pulled this data using the Yamaha 4-pin OBD-II cable that I sell here -> https://obdmoto.com/collections/all/products/yamaha-4-pin-obd-ii-cable
And the Bluetooth reader here -> https://obdmoto.com/collections/all/products/bluetooth-4-0-obd-ii-reader-dual-android-ios-compatible
Combined with OBDFusion app for iOS -> https://www.obdsoftware.net/software/obdfusion and you can see how I do it -> https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0266/2708/0271/files/RPReplay_Final1575466855.mp4?81

Given you also have the 4-pin connector fingers crossed you'd be able to do the same thing, if you think that would help towards solving your problem!
 
Just ran the tests on my 2016 XSR 900 using OBD Fusion. Engine on and idling in the garage. -- you can see the results at https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0266/2708/0271/files/Diagnostic_Report_2019-12-04.html.pdf?80

Someone correct me if I'm wrong but this is all that is possible to pull from these bikes. So we're able to pull a fair amount of the standard OBD-II PIDs (you can read more about each group of PIDs here) but there is no other known proprietary bit of kit that has access to other or more granular data than this.

I pulled this data using the Yamaha 4-pin OBD-II cable that I sell here -> https://obdmoto.com/collections/all/products/yamaha-4-pin-obd-ii-cable
And the Bluetooth reader here -> https://obdmoto.com/collections/all/products/bluetooth-4-0-obd-ii-reader-dual-android-ios-compatible
Combined with OBDFusion app for iOS -> https://www.obdsoftware.net/software/obdfusion and you can see how I do it -> https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0266/2708/0271/files/RPReplay_Final1575466855.mp4?81

Given you also have the 4-pin connector fingers crossed you'd be able to do the same thing, if you think that would help towards solving your problem!
Have you run Torque Pro and seen the sensors in real time like here?

 
Have you run Torque Pro and seen the sensors in real time like here?

Not specifically tried that app but looks identical to OBD Fusion in what it does. OBD Fusion has the gauges too and can graph the variables over time so you can visually see when things suddenly spike which seems to be what you're after. That functionality also works fine on my bike.
 
Not specifically tried that app but looks identical to OBD Fusion in what it does. OBD Fusion has the gauges too and can graph the variables over time so you can visually see when things suddenly spike which seems to be what you're after. That functionality also works fine on my bike.
Righto. I've bought a set of your gear.
 
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