I have a 2011 Ford Expedition and Torque Pro.
Just about every gauge I need works.
However I’m having trouble with the O2 voltage on Banks 1&2 Sensor 1.
Bank 1 Sensor 2 and Bank 2 Sensor 2 Show voltages.

The PIDs for Sensor 1 (Bank 1 & 2) never shows data when choosing a PID for a gauge. Gauges show as “O2 2X1” and “O2 1X1”

These are the upstream sensors.

Oddly though Catalyst temperatures for (CatB1S1, CatB2S1) display as active.
Sensor 1 is the upstream O2 sensor, pre-Cat, Sensor 2 is mid-bed in the cat. All Ford information confirm this. So wouldn’t the Sensor 2 be for the Catalyst temperature?

2 Questions:
Why are the Sensor 1 PIDs dead?
How can we see the parameters for the built in PIDs?

I would think that if Ford has these PIDs available, Torque should be able to read them.

Thanks in advance.

That’s interesting. Because I see that there are PIDs for Oxygen sensors that have a current as a returned data type.
0134 & 0135
Bytes C&D return current in mA.

Wiki shows a number of OBD pids that
don’t appear in Torque. Just curious what
equations you are using?

Quote from JimmyM on December 24, 2018
OK. I created 2 custom PIDs and they’re returning data.
Interesting that none of the pre-configured or Ford specific PIDs return any data for Bank 1/2 Sensor 1 O2 sensors.
I wonder ehat their configurations are. Too bad we can’t see any of the pre-configured PIDs settings.

I’m new here, and new to Torque Pro, etc…

I have a 2011 F150 with the same O2B1 issue. Can you give me a quick walk through how you got around the issue and created your own?

–Clone

I’m trying to make a separate PID work but can’t figure out how exactly to implement it, or even if it’s possible.

OBDLink can grab this but I can’t dig into it far enough to see what it’s exactly trying to poll.

BUT what I can get is: Brake On/Off status (a Boolean) can be picked up by OBDLink. I’m trying to manually create a PID entry for Torque to use and log because Torque has a much faster refresh rate.

From what I can collect, It’s 1101 b1. Based on the behavior within OBDLink, It will return as 0 or 1 (Obviously – Booleans only return true or false). I can’t seem to make this actually WORK in Torque just yet. My worry is that it’s because this is found via the Powertrain Control Module, which I don’t believe Torque can actually access yet.

But just in case, Could someone point me in the right direction on how to enter this as a User-Defined PID? It’s a realtime data option, so Mode should be more than fine for it. the first line I’ve tried to enter as:

01 1101
01 1101 b1
1101 b1

and all other options removing the spaces. I’ve just been leaving the header blank, not knowing how exactly I need to manipulate it. This may also help the OP in getting his added as well. I couldn’t get much help out of the Wikipedia entry cited before.