3rd Gen PID's for OBDLink

2016 Toyota Tacoma (CANSF)
GAUGE TXD RXF RXD MTH NAME Notes
Transmission Temperature 0701221AAA C462051A36AA 3008 00090005FFD8 TF1 Needs version 4.22
Transmission Temperature 0701221AC0 C462051A36C0 3008 00090005FFD8 TF2 Needs version 4.22

There is a way to convert scan guage codes to pid's . Anyone wanna give it a go

 

I know how to convert beer to piss, that's all I know.

 

Bump.... Anyone figure these out? I'm trying to get the steering angle of a 2016 Toyota Prius and am having the same issues.

 

Sub'd. Anyone?

 

Gotta love OE ECU changes. It will probably be another few months (at least) before the aftermarket scan tool guys get access to library updates from the OE associations. Unless someone can get access to the dealer scan tool, which can request the specific PID while another tool listens for and the captures the request/response, reverse engineering is a tall order.

 

Is there a PID that tells you when Mr. Atkinson wakes up?

 

Need PID's for the Torque app. The above ones are for the scan gauge. The torque app uses actual equations

 

so no one has them yet

 

Use this for convert them.
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showpost.php?p=3546167&postcount=12

 

so here is a stab at this.

pid : 221aaa
((A*256)+B)*(9/5)-65496

pid : 221AC0
((A*256)+B)*(9/5)-65496


cant test this currently. I probably screwed this up so correct me please.

 

what are those codes for?

 

Most commonly use is the Torque app. But any decent generic ODBII logger will probably use them. Basically it's the address at where to find a particular censor data within the ECU, and the conversion routine needed to convert that data into a human readable format.

 

They are for trans temps correct?

 

That I know, thank you.

What data are those specific codes fetching?

 

Those particular 2 are the transmission temp censors.

 

perfect,, I can't test today since I didn't drive my truck to work. gonna have to test out tomorrow.

Thanks for posting.

 

Hope they work for a 2017. Ill test when I get home. The torque app actually has a trans temp in the menu for my Tacoma, but only 1. The temp would read about 195 degrees F

 

Well the pids are not correct.

Also the Trans temp mirrors the coolant temp, so that is not correct.

I did download a plug-in for torque to scan pids but it takes a long time to go thru all the possible 6 digit hex locations.

 

Your deadline is tomorrow morning

 

I tried the math thing and could not even figure out the calculator part