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Question ANCEL FX 2000 OBD2: anyone use this to read transmission temp?
I purchased this OBD reader (ANCEL FX2000) a month ago and have not been able to figure out how to read transmission temp for the fluid drain and fill process. Is there anyone out there that has used this reader for this purpose? I contacted their customer support and they claim it does read trans temp. However, there is no manual included. Are there any other readers that have read your trans temp natively? Meaning, without have to add scripts for the reader to show temp? I have a 2015 4Runner Limited if that helps. Thanks in advance.
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@trulli3300 Every system I’ve looked into requires you to enter “User Defined PID” for transmission fluid temp.

This is the equation for transmission fluid temp
in the pan:

((((A * 256)+ B)*(7/100)-400)/10)

And this is for the fluid temp at Torque Converter:

((((C* 256)+ D)*(7/100)-400)/10)

I use OBDLink MX+ and the above PIDs work and appear to be accurate.
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