Scangauge trans temp?

macoyle

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Hey Guys, Im looking for clarification before I order a gauge. I searched around and it looks like the 05+ 4runner v6 5 speeds are able to see the trans temp. Will it work for my 04?

Im looking at adding an external cooler here soon so if the scan gauge will work then great, if not then I will add a temp sensor inline of the cooler. Thanks guys

Mike


******UPDATED******
Alright guys, I went ahead and bought the gauge and gave it a try. After some searching around different forums for tundras, tacomas, 4runners, etc. I found that this code for the 03-04 4runner 4.0 with the 4spd DOES IN FACT WORK! From talking with linear logic (Manufacturer of the scan gauge II) they said it should work with anyone running the firmware 4.06 or newer. If you dont have the newer firmware you can send it it and for $25 they will upgrade your unit.

TXD: 686AF101B4
RXF: 044105B40000
RXD: 2808
MTH: 00090005FFD8


This is the code that should work on the 2005 and newer 4Runners:
Well a little more digging came up with this directly from the Scangauge xgauge support site.

TXD 07E021D9
RXF 032180000000
RXD 2810
MTH 00070064FE70
NAME TFT
Notes Degrees F

According to them, this works for all Toyota using the CANSF which includes 05+ 4Runner.

Toyota/Lexus/Scion Specific : Linear Logic : Home of the ScanGauge

I purchased my scan gauge through Advance Auto Parts website and used a coupon code and saved $30 and got free shipping. It looks like right now they have a coupon for $40 plus free shipping so its even better! My gauge with shipping and tax was $120 to my door. I hope this helps yall out

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Ok have yall put in the x codes?

I was just going to ask the same thing.

You have to understand, trans temp doesn't show up as a regular gauge, you have to program it in using the X-code feature.

Given that I was able to see trans temps on my 3rd gen (99) 4runner I would find it hard to believe they'd "regress" and make them unavailable for the early 4th gens.

Somewhere on this board you can find the proper X-codes for the trans temp. IIRC you also have to use X-codes to show DTE (Distance to Empty.)
 
Updated the original post with codes, coupons and everything you need. I hope this helps yall out-

Mike

***I would recommend subscribing to the thread so you have the codes available when you purchase your new scan gauge II***
 
Thanks for the codes works great on my 2001 4runner

Hey Guys, Im looking for clarification before I order a gauge. I searched around and it looks like the 05+ 4runner v6 5 speeds are able to see the trans temp. Will it work for my 04?

Im looking at adding an external cooler here soon so if the scan gauge will work then great, if not then I will add a temp sensor inline of the cooler. Thanks guys

Mike


******UPDATED******
Alright guys, I went ahead and bought the gauge and gave it a try. After some searching around different forums for tundras, tacomas, 4runners, etc. I found that this code for the 03-04 4runner 4.0 with the 4spd DOES IN FACT WORK! From talking with linear logic (Manufacturer of the scan gauge II) they said it should work with anyone running the firmware 4.06 or newer. If you dont have the newer firmware you can send it it and for $25 they will upgrade your unit.

TXD: 686AF101B4
RXF: 044105B40000
RXD: 2808
MTH: 00090005FFD8


I purchased my scan gauge through Advance Auto Parts website and used a coupon code and saved $30 and got free shipping. It looks like right now they have a coupon for $40 plus free shipping so its even better! My gauge with shipping and tax was $120 to my door. I hope this helps yall out

Advance Auto Parts Coupons: Get a 30% Off Coupon Code, Free Shipping

Thanks for the codes
 
here's the codes i used..they are for 2010+Tacoma/4Runner's supposedly.. the scangauge website says toyota/lexus/scion 2010+


Transmission Temperature 1 (Degrees F) 2010+
TXD: 07E02182
RXF: 046105820000
RXD: 2808
MTH: 00090005FFD8
NAM: TFT1

Transmission Temperature 2 (Degrees F) 2010+
TXD: 07E02182
RXF: 046105820000
RXD: 3808
MTH: 00090005FFD8
NAM: TFT2

TFT1 is supposedly the trans pan temp and TFT2 is supposedly the trans converter output temp so that will tend to be higher and will vary more often
 

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