OBD II PID's

[monty876]

Hello,

I've been getting some good feedback on a few questions I asked about towing in the Rockies this coming Summer on here. I wanted to ask a few different questions to all of you out there based on some of the advice I got from my previous questions.

4Runner enhanced PID's for use with either the Torque app or DashCommand app...I'm looking to also monitor transmission temperature and oil/water temperatures. According to Palmer Performance (makers of DashCommand), what they are supplied with from Toyota is Generic PID's for the 4Runner. Does anyone know where I might be able to find Enhanced PID's for my 2010 4Runner TE and if so, what to with them once I have them if they exist? I'm not a mechanic by any means, so any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

 

[jgue467]

Not sure if its the same between 3rd/5th gens but my torque was just plug and play (including trans temps). I thought I needed a specific add-on, went to the site but none listed for toyo, of any year. So if you've got torque already give it a shot with ur favorite 327 bt device. :banana:

 

[monty876]

Sounds good, bt plug in is on order so I will try it as soon as I get it in. I did contact both Palmer Performance and PLX and they both said no transmission temps, so I'm skeptical, but I hope it ends up being like yours JGUE.

Thanks.

 

[541joseph]

Sounds good, bt plug in is on order so I will try it as soon as I get it in. I did contact both Palmer Performance and PLX and they both said no transmission temps, so I'm skeptical, but I hope it ends up being like yours JGUE.

Thanks.

If your truck is pre 99 you don't have trans temp. You have to add one on the transmition itself