Will this show transmission temp. on a Titan? If not, what are the chances of you cracking the PID for that?

Edit: I should be more specific and say ’06 Titan. I see that there’s a PID for VVT temp, but the Titan did not get a VVT trans until ’07. Do you know if the PID is the same for the regular auto trans?

I can’t figure out how to send an e-mail or even PM on this site….but if you can e-mail an apk to me at txpatrol at yahoo I’d definitely like to test it out.

Last weekend I tried to do a full PID scan on my Titan and couldn’t even get it to give me any results.

The trans temp is the biggest thing I’ve wanted to get out of Torque. Next week I’m going to be driving 1500 miles pulling a 9,000 pound trailer….I’d really like to see what my trans. is doing during this trip!

The Fiat plugin is for cars based on CAN only. All Adv plugins needs physical addressing and some Fiat cars refuses to respond to functional queries (used by Torque) when initialized for physical addressing. This is the main reason why the ECU scanner built in the plugin sometimes is unable to detect PIDs. Once the ECU is initialized for functional addressing (as Torque does this) it refuses to respond when using physical addressing.

This is being discussed with Ian and I hope to find a solution soon, since I already mapped several parameters for non-CAN Fiat cars.

I also ask to make this PIDs for Infiniti g35 coupe as its almost alike 350z. If you look into Car GaugePRO they have special PIDS and nissan connection. Especially my Murano cant connect thru your APP, but does it well in Car Gauge. They have taken many codes from PC programms like NIssan data scan and so forth.

Any updaate to this? I have a 2010 Pathfinder and am really looking for the transmission temp as well.
I’ve bought both apps (Pro and advanced add-on).
Otherwise I guess it’s down to buying a Bullydog Tuner.

Yeah, I’d say go bullydog.
I’ve lost hope to get trans temp, and AFR with the odb and torque setup. Still worth it for what it does though.

Hey guys. I have a 2009 maxima and I’m looking to install a tablet. I wanted to know if and how I’d be able to get climate control/hvac info on the tablets display. Thanks in advance!

I am really interested if there is any possible way to identify a tire pressure PIDs for Nissan (Altima 2008) to be able to use in Torque. I’ve Googled extensively, haven’t found a conclusive answer. Some say TPMS is a separate system, but seems that someone figured it out at least for Ford http://www.ecoboostperformanceforum.com/index.php?topic=3141.570 and Mazda http://www.rx8club.com/series-i-tech-garage-22/validated-torque-pids-250627/

Someone has a spreadsheet https://www.dropbox.com/s/cfpzb2mpj42q6ug/370Z%20CAN.xlsx that is geared for a 370Z, and has tire pressures identified in CAN bus with ID 385. He also has a guide here: https://projectbytes.wordpress.com/2014/06/29/nissan-370z-custom-pids/ No idea if the 370Z would be the same as the rest of Nissan, or how one might be able to hunt down the PID if the CAN bus ID is known. Seems to be the BCM is where tire pressure data may be pulled from.

The Leaf Spy app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Turbo3.Leaf_Spy1&hl=en lets you read tire pressure on Nissan Leafs.

Does anyone know if it is possible with other Nissan vehicles such as an Altima?

I would greatly appreciate your help. I tried the app (took me a little to see I could change it to English), but didn’t quite know what to make of the responses and didn’t see an obvious way to export them.

I am going to do a full PID scan of the car using TorqueScan, but it seems I need to have the car to the on position to fully get the data. I came out to a dead battery after trying it, so I’m going to try again with the car in the on position and hooked to an external battery charger since I don’t want to have my car running for hours to do the full scan.

If you (or anyone else) can successfully find the tire pressure PIDs, I will gladly send a PayPal reward for the efforts.