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Mohy
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Joined: May 13, 2013
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Thanks Cap.. will do some further testing, consult a scangauge and come back with a definitive answer. Might take a few days though, for the scangauge...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Have the highest recorded value as 7260 (think would have been in the 90's or ealy 100's celcius). Probably need to borrow a scangauge to test this.

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Managed to extract the right bytes for both temp sensors. the are E and F for sensor 1, G and H for sensor 2 44C0 is equivalent to 28 degrees ce...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Excellent, now I receive two values in the form of 001122334455 and 6677889900 A= 00 B= 11 C= 22 .. .. G= 66 ? After converting the v...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

OK, here are the results: 2182 No response (whether 07E0 or 07E1) 21D9 (Does not matter if I input to the header 07E0 or 07E1) It reads the same...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Actually just tested the A to see if it will be consistent in readings.. Will try the whole formula today and let you know. Thanks for the 7E0 n...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Hi, For 2182 no data. For 21D9, Header 7E1 (or blank), A-38: I'm reading values like -29 on P, then -17 on N, then -11 on R, then -19 on D. ...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Thanks for that.. I've tried 7e1 instead of the Auto for the header. Strange I'm getting changing erratic values, not indicating temperature. ...

13 years ago
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RE: 2013 Land Cruiser ATF Temp

Admin, would you confirm if any x-gage code starting with 07E1 means this PID could not be handled by Torque Pro?

13 years ago
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