OFFICIAL Torque Android app PID/Misc Thread

[Yruyur]

I swear to god there is a force preventing me from getting this data. I think my obd adapter went bad. It will pair but will constantly drop connection with my phone.

Ill have access to another adapter in a few days.

If some one has acces PLEASE run a full pid scan with the car on but not running. Then unplug the temperature sensor cable and run another scan. Give me the two files and I will take it from there.

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[Future]

i'll have some spare time tomorrow, will try it.

[LeeMaster]

So the "Gold bolt" switch on the right is the oil temp sensor? I will check on that and see what I can find tomorrow. Can someone who is an expert at wiring trace and see where the wire ends up at?

[Yruyur]

Yes the brass looking one. There is a little release on the plastic to discinnect the wiring. Most likey it goes to the ecu.

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[chrisbfrs]

Originally Posted by Yruyur

I have a 4 day weekend so will try this this weekend.

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I have an infrared laser thermometer if you need to borrow one

[Yruyur]

Thanks. I dont think we will need one now. We should be able to het the negative value from when the cable is unplugged and the actual value. These should be enough.

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[Yruyur]

Anyone have a chance to grab a scan. I have borrowed a obd adapter and bluetooth usb adapter. My phone and my friends phone dropped the Bluetooth connection not to far into the scan. Its too fricken cold outside so im in for the night. If someone can get some files tonight I have a few hours to check them out.

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[Brody602]

Originally Posted by Yruyur

Anyone have a chance to grab a scan. I have borrowed a obd adapter and bluetooth usb adapter. My phone and my friends phone dropped the Bluetooth connection not to far into the scan. Its too fricken cold outside so im in for the night. If someone can get some files tonight I have a few hours to check them out.

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I really wish I could help out, I wish there was more people willing to help out, hopefully you can get someone to send you the files or you can get yours to work, appreciate the effort you're making!

Brody

[Bleevin]

On a different topic... I was wondering if anyone else is using the Fuel % from ecu? If so what % off is the torque reading compared to the gas guage?

I'm finding that the there is a 25% - 35% difference between the 2. When my gas gauge reads 50% torque is telling me I'm at 80% full. Which one is accurate or closer to accurate?

[elrod]

I have attempted to acquire the requested data but I apparently don't know how. I do have an ELM 327 v1.5 adapter that communicates well with my tablet. I do have the Torque Pro app. I see the Torque Scan on the menu and it gives me the list of working PIDs in green and the others that are not working. The only way that I know to record data is to use the track record off of the Real Time Data on the menu. I feel sure this is not the data you want since it is only what I have specified to record.

Please enlighten me so that I can be of help.

[Yruyur]

Originally Posted by Bleevin

On a different topic... I was wondering if anyone else is using the Fuel % from ecu? If so what % off is the torque reading compared to the gas guage?

I'm finding that the there is a 25% - 35% difference between the 2. When my gas gauge reads 50% torque is telling me I'm at 80% full. Which one is accurate or closer to accurate?

I think this depends on the fuel capacity you set in the torque app. Ill compare to what fuel level my ecutek says.

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[Yruyur]

Originally Posted by elrod

I have attempted to acquire the requested data but I apparently don't know how. I do have an ELM 327 v1.5 adapter that communicates well with my tablet. I do have the Torque Pro app. I see the Torque Scan on the menu and it gives me the list of working PIDs in green and the others that are not working. The only way that I know to record data is to use the track record off of the Real Time Data on the menu. I feel sure this is not the data you want since it is only what I have specified to record.

Please enlighten me so that I can be of help.

Go to plugins. Install torque scan. Open it from the main menu. Hit menu select pid scanner. Try running a normal scan at first to see if that cintains the data we need. Run scan again without the oil sensor plugged in. I would make sure the car has been sitting for a while in case other values change from the first to second one. If the scan does not contain the data then try the full scan.

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[elrod]

OK, I guess I need more help. I have gotten the scan to run multiple times. I don't seem to have a choice in what type of scan. Sometimes they run 5 or 6 minutes. Sometimes they run for over 30 minutes. I seem to have no control. I have captured one 'short' scan and emailed it to myself.

I suggest you PM me with an email address that I can send it to. I have to eat now and go somewhere. I will try to get another try in tonight when I return home. BRZ is sitting in the garage due to nasty weather so it will still be 'cold.'


Command: 2100 response:6100BC000001
Command: 2101 response:
01F
0:610100000000
1:5564463E643F00
2:000000000D2B55
3:2120004306CD09
4:632FC93E000000
Command: 2103 response:61030180878000
Command: 2104 response:
00F
0:610476ED8000
1:46648000800000
2:80800000000000
Command: 2105 response:
008
0:610506154DDF
1:01900000000000
Command: 2106 response:
00F
0:61068107E500
1:0303000077E5E5
2:00220000000000
Command: 2120 response:6120EC0022D1
Command: 2121 response:
00E
0:612101008000
1:00000000000000
2:00000000000000
Command: 2122 response:6122020700
Command: 2123 response:61230100
Command: 2125 response:
008
0:612500000000
1:00200000000000
Command: 2126 response:
008
0:612606180440
1:80200000000000
Command: 2133 response:
009
0:613306040080
1:09138800000000
Command: 2137 response:
014
0:613763708000
1:80008000000000
2:2006CD04003E06
Command: 2139 response:61390000000001
Command: 213a response:
00B
0:613A00000000
1:00000000000000
Command: 213c response:
012
0:613C00000000
1:0000000000000F
2:A4020000000000
Command: 2140 response:6140DC00D801
Command: 2141 response:
014
0:61412C2B0909
1:2B000027242120
2:2B552B1E000D2E
Command: 2142 response:
00C
0:614279DB025E
1:2E660000440000
Command: 2144 response:
026
0:614423330000
1:80002333000080
2:00233300000000
3:23330000000080
4:00800000000000
5:00000000000000
Command: 2145 response:614500000000
Command: 2146 response:614611B400
Command: 2151 response:
01F
0:615100000000
1:00FFFF3F4B3E3F
2:3A3A000007F403
3:4E80007FEF8000
4:80000000000000
Command: 2152 response:
00A
0:615280808080
1:80280000000000
Command: 2154 response:
00C
0:615400000000
1:00000000000000
Command: 2155 response:
00A
0:6155808D8080
1:8E8D8B82000000
Command: 2160 response:616000000001
Scanning finished

[short version doesn't look like enough to worry about.]

Originally Posted by Yruyur

Go to plugins. Install torque scan. Open it from the main menu. Hit menu select pid scanner. Try running a normal scan at first to see if that cintains the data we need. Run scan again without the oil sensor plugged in. I would make sure the car has been sitting for a while in case other values change from the first to second one. If the scan does not contain the data then try the full scan.

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[Yruyur]

Originally Posted by elrod

OK, I guess I need more help. I have gotten the scan to run multiple times. I don't seem to have a choice in what type of scan. Sometimes they run 5 or 6 minutes. Sometimes they run for over 30 minutes. I seem to have no control. I have captured one 'short' scan and emailed it to myself.

I suggest you PM me with an email address that I can send it to. I have to eat now and go somewhere. I will try to get another try in tonight when I return home. BRZ is sitting in the garage due to nasty weather so it will still be 'cold.'


Command: 2100 response:6100BC000001
Command: 2101 response:
01F
0:610100000000
1:5564463E643F00
2:000000000D2B55
3:2120004306CD09
4:632FC93E000000
Command: 2103 response:61030180878000
Command: 2104 response:
00F
0:610476ED8000
1:46648000800000
2:80800000000000
Command: 2105 response:
008
0:610506154DDF
1:01900000000000
Command: 2106 response:
00F
0:61068107E500
1:0303000077E5E5
2:00220000000000
Command: 2120 response:6120EC0022D1
Command: 2121 response:
00E
0:612101008000
1:00000000000000
2:00000000000000
Command: 2122 response:6122020700
Command: 2123 response:61230100
Command: 2125 response:
008
0:612500000000
1:00200000000000
Command: 2126 response:
008
0:612606180440
1:80200000000000
Command: 2133 response:
009
0:613306040080
1:09138800000000
Command: 2137 response:
014
0:613763708000
1:80008000000000
2:2006CD04003E06
Command: 2139 response:61390000000001
Command: 213a response:
00B
0:613A00000000
1:00000000000000
Command: 213c response:
012
0:613C00000000
1:0000000000000F
2:A4020000000000
Command: 2140 response:6140DC00D801
Command: 2141 response:
014
0:61412C2B0909
1:2B000027242120
2:2B552B1E000D2E
Command: 2142 response:
00C
0:614279DB025E
1:2E660000440000
Command: 2144 response:
026
0:614423330000
1:80002333000080
2:00233300000000
3:23330000000080
4:00800000000000
5:00000000000000
Command: 2145 response:614500000000
Command: 2146 response:614611B400
Command: 2151 response:
01F
0:615100000000
1:00FFFF3F4B3E3F
2:3A3A000007F403
3:4E80007FEF8000
4:80000000000000
Command: 2152 response:
00A
0:615280808080
1:80280000000000
Command: 2154 response:
00C
0:615400000000
1:00000000000000
Command: 2155 response:
00A
0:6155808D8080
1:8E8D8B82000000
Command: 2160 response:616000000001
Scanning finished

[short version doesn't look like enough to worry about.]

That does look pretty short. When you select start scan you have a check box for full scan.

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