I have a 2011 Ford Expedition using the OBDLink MX Bluetooth adapter. All Other PIDs that I use for my truck work fine. I've found several TPMS PIDs ...

I've got a 2011 Expedition 5.4. These don't return any data on my Exp. I read in places that the TPMS is on the MS-CAN

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/...

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 ...

Country: United States Make: Ford Model: Expedition Year: 2011 Known issues? None so far. Adapters: Mini ELM327 bought from dx.com BAFX boug...

I bought this one and it's working fine in my 2011 Expedition (Samsung Galaxy S3)

I recently purchased a BAFX adapter. It also works well on the 2011 Ford Expedition.

Quote from j-d on September 6, 2014 This guy works on our 2006 Toyota and 2009 Nissan vehicles. Does NOT work on our two older Fords, both of whi...

It seems that the Expedition isn't supported, so I'm out.

I pulled this out of the obd2.cpp file in the firmware for openxc. const Obd2Pid OBD2_PIDS[] = { { pid: 0xc, name: "engine_speed", frequency: 5 ...

Yeah. I see what you mean. RPM is the big giveaway. What happens if you display only RPM?

I got it working. The file encoding needs to be UTF-8 for the degree symbol to show up properly. I got them to show up by selecting "Add Predefined S...

They don't show up for me either. I'm editing in Notepad++. Is there any special encoding to use? ANSI, UTF-8, etc?

I had a problem getting the trans fluid temp for my 2011 Ford Expedition. The existing PIDs and Ford PIDs either didn't work or just gave me the engin...