Transmission Fluid Temperature PIDs for Torque Pro and NOW APPLE!

also cant remember if this was the correct pid for my 2016 v6 tacoma

Code:

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2016 TOYOTA TACOMA TORQUE PIDS TT TEMPS
PID: 221627
Long Name: Transmission Fluid Pan Temperature
Short Name: TF1 (pan)
Minimum Value: -40
Maximum Value: 350
Scale Factor: x1 (do not change)
Unit Type: F
Equation: (A*459/255)+(B*1.6/255)-40
OBD Header: 701
Diagnostic start command: (leave blank)
Diagnostic stop command: (leave blank)
Overrides PID: Does not override any PID

PID: 221628
Long Name: Transmission Fluid Post-Converter Temperature
Short Name: TF2 (conv)
Minimum Value: -40
Maximum Value: 350
Scale Factor: x1 (do not change)
Unit Type: F
Equation: (A*459/255)+(B*1.6/255)-40
OBD Header: 701
Diagnostic start command: (leave blank)
Diagnostic stop command: (leave blank)
Overrides PID: Does not override any PID
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I assume you figured this out? The fluid thermostat in the transmission doesn't crack open until almost 195F

 

Have you found the output line for the transmission fluid? There is a plunger that goes into a collar. There are 2 holes that you can slide a pin through after you have depressed the plunger. This holds the thermostat open and you will pass fluid to the cooler all the time when the engine is running.

 

I guess I never knew there was a thermostat for the trans. Never even thought about it. Thanks for the info

 

Third gens have one, second gens don't

 

Third gens have two, a trans pan temp and a torque converter output temp.

 

So the line going from thermostat to radiator is the output side? Eventually imma upgrade the cooler so that's handy Info to have.

 

The thermostat we are talking about allows fluid to pass into the cooling circuit when the fluid is 195F or above. I believe you are speaking of a temperature monitor. There is a temp monitor at the fluid exit of the converter and in the pan

 

Yes. The fluid goes from thermostat to radiator to small cooler to fluid pan

 

Subd

 

Brilliant beta.

 

Does anyone know if this will work for a 2006 Tacoma, or know a PID for a 2006 ?

 

What is everyone else getting for temps on there trans sensors, short trip after i put the blue tooth adapter on seems high

 

What's your post? Is that in the pan?

 

The trans Thermostat is pinned open.

 

I was looking for the gear PID,

 

Status of the shift.

 

For a 2019 AT, I added the PID's but they're not showing up as an active sensor, and there is already a Transmission Sensor (Method 1) that is active.

Any thoughts on why I'm not able to get the TF1 (pan) and TF2 (conv) temp to register? I must be doing something wrong.

Also, does anyone know an extra PID in Torque PRO to measure the front diff temp? (ref here).

Maybe someone can point me in the right direction? I also wouldn't mind a how-to for setting up a good display.

Thanks for this, OP!

 

I didn't read into the reference, but just because there is a PID, doesn't mean our trucks have the sensor.