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Want to monitor Trans temp in a 2020 BiTurbo trend. Using a OBDLink MX+ device and view via Bluetooth using OBD Link app. What PID should I be using pls

ColinT wrote: ↑Thu Dec 30, 2021 10:48 am Want to monitor Trans temp in a 2020 BiTurbo trend. Using a OBDLink MX+ device and view via Bluetooth using OBD Link app. What PID should I be using pls

Hi there
You will find the PID Calculator for the OBDlink device here https://www.saeb.net/viewtopic.php?t=217

Hi. Thanks for the info. When I go to the view topic and access the link I can’t see a transmission temp pid. I am missing something

ColinT wrote: ↑Fri Dec 31, 2021 1:11 pm Hi. Thanks for the info. When I go to the view topic and access the link I can’t see a transmission temp pid. I am missing something

In the PID Calculator click on Select PID then scroll down and select Transmission Fluid Temperature

Then Select Device and select OBDlink Ap

You will need to view with a browser and not Tapatalk if that is what you are using.

Hi just wondering if there are different equations for the 6 speed and 10 speed transmissions?

I’ve got a 2017 3.2L 6 speed Everest Titanium and have two different equations that produce a 10 degree difference in reading and wondering which one is correct for my vehicle.

I have added screen shots of the two equations and the simultaneous results.

Thanks

Bottom one is incorrect as it changes imperial to metric.

Use the PID calculator > viewtopic.php?t=6907 <

Thanks Stewart, that makes sense.The second equation was the original one found last year when searching, I just found the equation in the first pic yesterday on the PID calculator and was intrigued by the variance

Is there a way to get the unit of measure to show on the custom pid’s

Not sure, I do not use the app but I think it would be accepted that all temps you use are in degree C and not F combination so see no reason to show it.

If it has temp in name then only use degrees C maths.

That’s cool, the standard Engine temp pid has the degrees c symbol after the temp value and my ocd wanted to get the same showing on the trans temp. I will learn to live with it lol. Thanks again for your help

I use an OBDlink and where it says "Metric Units" and "English Units" I put a C to get a Celcius reading

Thanks Ross, yeah I figured that out after an hour or two of googling lol

Where is everyone getting their battery voltage reading from? I tried the SAE PID for Module Voltage but I don’t get any reading, I have also tried using the from scan tool PID but I only seem to see a max of 13.7v and I’m wondering if that voltage is regulated somehow as I have smart charge turned off