So I have an update for the Thinkdiag 1, I have received mine yesterday, it took me quite some time to get the app set up and ready to go, first of all the app itself seems pretty buggy and not very well designed, but that's not a huge deal as I was mainly trying to use it to reset the adaptives.
Well, the first thing I have noticed is that when it asked me to choose my vehicle, I was able to find the Kia stinger (I have the 2022 Genesis G70), and while they listed on their website that the Stinger was supported for even up the 2023 model, the options on the app itself only went up to the 2019 model, so I selected that just to try.
Either way, the app then prompted me to scan my VIN, and it seemed to be able to find my vehicle model and year and everything, and it even confirmed the engine type and all that, and it didn't really mention anything about this vehicle being unsupported so I was excited.
There were multiple options for doing diagnostics and resetting things, I was able to do a scan for fault codes and or successfully scanned my car and didn't find any fault codes which makes sense, it showed the list of fault codes and for the ones that my car didn't support it would say "unsupported" but for the most part it went through most of them.
Now for resetting the adaptives, I had to install other internal tools within the app, it's quite buggy because I have tried multiple times to install these tools and they would usually fail to install or fall at "unzipping", I finally got them to install and found the one that POSSIBLY can reset the adaptives, I think it's the ones called ETS:
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For each one of these tools there are further restrictions for which vehicles they support, I initially thought it was gonna be under the "Box" tool which shows a gear icon, but that one only showed few car makes to choose from and Kia or Hyundai was not listed. So I went into the ETS tool which can do some throttle resetting, inside there i found Kia however it only showed the 2018 model and that's it, I still selected that in the hopes that it might do something.
After going through several options I found the option to reset the adaptives, during this process it was able to connect to my car and after a few seconds it just told me that the operation is completed, I was really kind of excited and decided to drive the car to see if anything changed, well... I don't think anything changed lol the transmission shifting was still having the same issue with the hard downshifts while braking/coming to a stop.
I have tried to do the same process again just to be sure, and every time it would say it was successful, but nothing really changed, keep it mind that at this point I was still choosing the 2018 Stinger as the model because that was literally the only one listed, so it would make sense that it wouldn't work for the 2022 G70, but I was hoping maybe there's a chance it might be able to do that.
I was hoping to see if there was a way to check on the adaptive values, I don't know if at the dealership they can see logs of these values and whether they were reset or not etc. But I couldn't find any other way in that app to check on that too confirm whether the adaptives were reset, the only thing to confirm that was the message that showed "successful" after you try to reset the adaptives, but that's pretty much it, it doesn't really show any historical logs or reports that I can check, it does have reports for other things but that's not what I was looking for.
Anyway, I'm gonna mess with it again today and see if I can find anything useful, but most likely I'm going to return this.
