Still sats the same thing

Result for equation: [No response]

Command: 2211bd

Response: NO DATA

I’ve only used Torque Lite, not Torque Pro, so please forgive me if I’m missing something. But I can’t help wondering as I read this progressing thread if this is simply a problem with the wrong protocol being expected (and, therefore, the wrong OBD message headers being specified) for PCM communication.

I know that the OP stated that the protocol showed up as ISO 15765-4, 11-bit, 500 Kbps, but on my 2004 Ford Ranger, there are 6 nodes speaking a total of 3 protocols. The PCM speaks SAE J1850 PWM. The IC speaks ISO 15765-4 11-bit, 500-kbps. The other 4 nodes speak ISO 9141-2 protocol.

Is it possible that the OP somehow saw and reported the protocol for a non-PCM node when the PCM itself might be speaking SAE J1850 PWM?

Also, in case it helps, on my 2004 Ford Ranger, I get valid replies to two Mode 22 PIDs: 11BD (which I’m reasonably sure is actually the Transmission Fluid Temperature Voltage, using formula “AB * 5 / 65536”) and 1674 (which I’m reasonably sure is actually the Transmission Fluid Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit, using formula “AB / 8”).

EDIT: Silly forum software corrupted my Mode and PID numbers because of leading dollar sign!