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Old 01-22-2019, 10:55 PM   #841
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so if i have the torque app and i do this set up i can view my oil temps in my 2014 BRZ?
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Old 01-22-2019, 10:55 PM   #842
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Has anyone found the gear selection PID? useless but a nice touch in a custom interface.
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Old 01-22-2019, 11:10 PM   #843
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Okay, I'll have to legitimately sit down and study how to do this. I feel so stupid that I'm not positive how to figure out how to do it. Maybe I'm just getting old?
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Old 01-23-2019, 07:44 AM   #844
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Okay, I'll have to legitimately sit down and study how to do this. I feel so stupid that I'm not positive how to figure out how to do it. Maybe I'm just getting old?
It's not that hard, just setup the connection and configure the PID, a couple of inputs you're done.
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Old 03-18-2019, 04:00 PM   #845
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Anyone have this dashboard layout on a Android Head Unit?
I canīt have it centered on my screen. The gauges are too big and display off the screen.
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Old 04-01-2019, 06:50 AM   #846
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I had to re-enter the PIDs etc in my phone to check the vitals now that the car is back on the road. Previously a now busted tablet was configured for boost, AFR.

Anyway, for some reason the Vacuum gauge is showing something like -23 PSI at idle and at WOT it is rising up to maybe -11 PSI vacuum but never going into boost.

I am 100% sure the car is actually boosting, based on the performance when I hit the throttle. In fact I am guessing my HKS is putting out ~ 9.5 PSI at 7000 RPM (though I stay below 5500 RPM almost 100% of the time).

So, what's wrong with the way I have the gauge configured that it is always in vacuum? Any help is appreciated! Since the swing is approx 12 PSI perhaps if I knew the proper vacuum PSI at idle I can determine actual boost based on the difference from low to high.
Just thought I'd share some info as I was getting the same issue described by @wbradley where the gauge would never show as hitting boost.

In Torque when setting up the vehicle profile, if you enable the advanced settings it allows you to enter an offset for boost PSI. By default its 0 but you can put in both negative and positive values. To work out what offset to put in you simply need to go into Torque and find the barometer reading from the car.

My barometer reading was ~18.27 PSI. So I minus that from 14.7 and was left with -3.57. I entered that value as my boost offset and now Torque is displaying boost and vacuum accurately.
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I follow the instructions on this to set up the PID word for word. It works but it only works basically when it feels like it. Any suggestions on what to do to make sure that it works all the time every time I'm using it?
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Old 05-27-2019, 01:09 PM   #848
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Just got this installed on my Joying headunit with a ELM327 Mini. Does this have issues with OFT tunes? I only managed to get GPS, Coolant Temp, and Intake Air Temp working. Can this not read everything the OFT can? Engine RPM doesn't even work.
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Hi Guys,

Having a issue where I can get the oil temp but it seems to drop off after 30 seconds or so and doesn't come back unless I restart the torque app. I triple checked the config for oil temp and all but I'm not sure why its dropping off. Everything else is reading perfectly.
Using a ELM327 Mini
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Old 10-29-2019, 05:30 PM   #850
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I found the following that looks promising, but I haven't figured it out yet:
From https://forum.autosportlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=5319
have you managed to figure out the parameters into Torque pro add?
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Old 10-29-2019, 09:48 PM   #851
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have you managed to figure out the parameters into Torque pro add?



Nope. I never could get it to work. I picked up an AiM SOLO DL instead.
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Torque Pro has a default Oil Tempurature PID that is accurate to the readout in my 2019 BRZ's dashboard. Does anyone know what's the code for this PID?

I tried the custom 2101 PID from the OP in this thread and it was way off.

Reason I'm asking is because I'm trying to customize the dial background for the default Oil Temp display and I need to know its PID (definitely not 2101).
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Torque Pro has a default Oil Tempurature PID that is accurate to the readout in my 2019 BRZ's dashboard. Does anyone know what's the code for this PID?

I tried the custom 2101 PID from the OP in this thread and it was way off.

Reason I'm asking is because I'm trying to customize the dial background for the default Oil Temp display and I need to know its PID (definitely not 2101).

The PID is OBD Standard: 5C
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Hi Guys,

Has anyone had the issue where the oil temp reads and then resets to a negative -40 and only reads again if you reset app. I am using torque . I have tried 2 different readers . One did not work at all for oil temp only as everything else works and the second reads and then stops. Has anybody found a fix for this or should i just try another reader .

Awesome thread by the way .
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