Review ScanTools OBDLink MX w/ Torque

wstar · 12-30-2013, 10:59 AM

If anyone's looking at that long list of Torque-supported PIDs and thinking about our car, a couple things:

1) We don't get oil pressure (just a switch as mentioned earlier) or oil temp over any standard OBD-II pids on this car, and I haven't seen anyone come up with alternate PID setups that report them the 370. However, Cipher (laptop software from UpRev) can see Oil Temp.

2) For the 7AT, we don't get trans temp data at all via any known OBD-II PID, and it's also not in Cipher, although it's known to exist for the dealership Consult-III tool

ZMan8 · 12-30-2013, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by wstar

If anyone's looking at that long list of Torque-supported PIDs and thinking about our car, a couple things:

1) We don't get oil pressure (just a switch as mentioned earlier) or oil temp over any standard OBD-II pids on this car, and I haven't seen anyone come up with alternate PID setups that report them the 370. However, Cipher (laptop software from UpRev) can see Oil Temp.

2) For the 7AT, we don't get trans temp data at all via any known OBD-II PID, and it's also not in Cipher, although it's known to exist for the dealership Consult-III tool

Correct. Unfortunately the 370z cpu doesn't process as much info as this app is capable of reading. If it gave oil temp and oil pressure that would make it the perfect tool.

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Felix 808 · 12-30-2013, 06:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wstar

If anyone's looking at that long list of Torque-supported PIDs and thinking about our car, a couple things:

2) For the 7AT, we don't get trans temp data at all via any known OBD-II PID, and it's also not in Cipher, although it's known to exist for the dealership Consult-III tool

Bummer, I just bought my wireless OBD2 adapter too just for the AT temps .

Looks like I'll be using it for coolant temps now & moving my temp gauge thermocouple to the trans line. Scratch one radiator hose & a little more coolant.

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wstar A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 4,024 Drives: too slow Rep Power: 3596	If anyone's looking at that long list of Torque-supported PIDs and thinking about our car, a couple things: 1) We don't get oil pressure (just a switch as mentioned earlier) or oil temp over any standard OBD-II pids on this car, and I haven't seen anyone come up with alternate PID setups that report them the 370. However, Cipher (laptop software from UpRev) can see Oil Temp. 2) For the 7AT, we don't get trans temp data at all via any known OBD-II PID, and it's also not in Cipher, although it's known to exist for the dealership Consult-III tool ZMan8 likes this. __________________ 7AT Track Car! Journal thread / Car setup details

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