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are you able to read the PID codes which the BT ELM is using to monitor transmission temperature?

I review the thread from JB and learned the following: - Allegro has a 2007 T4R. He report "No tranny temp, no oil temp" - SteveC5000 reports "ScanGauge II with the X Gauge feature seems to be the only way"... but he is not specific about which truck this worked on. I posted to the thread to...

has anybody been successful in monitoring trenasmission temperature on a 2007 V6 4Runner using Torque App and any of the bluetooth OBD2 adapters?

Here is what I need to learn from this forum: the owner of a 2007 4Runner V6 is successfull in monitoring transmission temperature using Torque app for android (or apple) with one of the available OBD bluetooth devices.

I see in previous posts that there has been a case where two temp sensors were able to be accessed via the OBD interface. At this point, I'd settle for either one since I have not been successful (yet). I have a 2007 4Runner V6 and an OBDLink (multiprotocol OBD scan tool) and the Torque app on...

I am still hoping that someone on this forum with a 2007 4Runner V6 will post and say that they can monitor transmission temperature. I have not been successful yet using an OBDLink (multiprotocol OBD scan tool) and the Torque app on my android.

what makes you think that the transmission temperature cannot be monitored unless there is a problem?

So, I am using the latest version of Torque and a plug-in called Torque Scan. This plug-in enables you to monitor any PID code and to adjust any values being reported as needed. When monitoring the 21D9 code, the system returns a value around 14 or so while in park (engine one) which may be ok...

Has anyone ever tried this with a 2007 4Runner with V6?

I've seen posted that one can monitor transmission temperature using OBD2 code 21D9. While this code does return a value I'm not sure this is correct. I've even tried using the plug in for Torque app to make adjustments via the equation function. Anyone have advice or alternative PID codes...