Anyone?

So I played with this again today. The counts show up until the next check then disapear. How do i change the calcultion to keep them going?

I know nothing about how GM treats the OBDII counters it maintains for misfires. My Ford doesn't maintain single PIDs for individual cyl misfire counters. But Mode 06 report gives total count on each cylinder for both the current and the last ten drive cycles. I would 'think' the same Mode 06 report would be available on GM vehicles.

Other than that, I have used a 'virtual PID' as a memory variable to create my own 'counter' in Torque Pro, then display the virtual PID on a gauge. A good ole' fellow IT guy should be able to think of lots of good uses for that. Lol

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I am the good ol IT guy..... Not a programmer though.

I wish I could get mode 6 data into the dashboard. that would be the best feature yet. Most of what I want, atleast on the newer vehicles is in mode 6. Custom PID's are nice though for other things though.

Exhaustive research on my Ford suggests to me that GM probably keeps more stuff in the PCM than meets the eye of a casual viewer. Regrettably it doesn't help as far as GM, but I have managed to uncover -with considerable effort- about 400 more than those included in the Torque Pro Extended PIDs. Literally everything imaginable - such as Tire Size (rotations/mile), and deferential gear ratio.

But many that it seems like GM should also store: IE:

Total Count of Misfires
Number of Drive cycles - since last misfire
RPM at time of last misfire
Engine Load at time of last misfire
Misfire Monitor status
Misfire Profile Learned in KAM status
In PARK at time of last misfire
Vehicle Speed at time of last misfire
IAT at time of last misfire
Soak Time at time of last misfire
Throttle Position at time of last misfire
Engine Run Time at time of last misfire

I have not tried to search for GM PID lists, but would be interested if a like lineup for GM is available somewhere.

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Quote from tcanthonyii on March 23, 2017
I am the good ol IT guy..... Not a programmer though.

I wish I could get mode 6 data into the dashboard. that would be the best feature yet. Most of what I want, atleast on the newer vehicles is in mode 6. Custom PID's are nice though for other things though.

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Have you tried creating a mode 6 pid? Would
like to know if this works.

Changelog entry:

Changes in 1.8.106 ======================

* Fixes for new theme flags on medium sized dials
* Updates to help prevent sensors from being ignored if an adapter glitchs
* Icon updates and small GUI changes in a couple of places
* Fix issue with push button ‘test command’ corrupting sometimes
* Fix issue with push button not working with Arduino board
* Mode 6 replies can now be read by user PIDs

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Now if I could figure it out? I'm a network guy not a programmer. Guess I'll go out and sit in my truck for a while to figure it out again. I tried before and couldn't get it to work. Any help would me very greatly appreciated.

If it's reading mode 6 you'd think it would be as easy as typing in the mode 6 number and it getting the same return value. I spent a couple hours on it the night I created this post.

I would guess its similar to mode 01xx except
instead of pids it is indexed by test ids
maybe 06xx? It would return a hex response
with its associated data?

Again this is just an educated guess and has
not been tested by me as my vehicle is OBDI.

(Just another Torque Pro user).

Any new news on misfire pids and live data? Been chasing a P0300 and an
Only see individual counts running the test feature. 2017 f250 6.2 gas

try the forscan app

torque is good for day to day

but forscan has ALL the data and more for ford product