OBD Thread: PIDs, Apps, Dashboards

OBD Fusion with 3RD Gen Tundra info?

Mayan, reference post 363, would you be able to help a newbie here trying to understand?

The sensor readings you show were through your Veepeak and OBD Fusion via CarPlay, and were for your 2023 Tundra?

The PIDs were listed on CarPlay, eg for oil temperature?

I didn't see Transmission temperature, was that one of them?

Like OldandFat says, "22+ Tundras not supported" is what most posts have said in the past

Any inputs from the group?

Thanks everyone for your time

Stan

 

I’m trying to find the A/F Average, but I’m not sure if I have the right one. Can someone confirm for me?

 

How can I see what the PIDs that came with the Toyota/lexus/scion addition to ODB fusion

I have these three on a dashboard to monitor Tranny temps before I install this cooler.
-A/T Oil Temperature 1
-A/T Oil Temperature 2
-torque converter(user entered PID)

Are the first two for the transmission? Why is there 2? I assume A/T means automatic transmission?

My torque converter hits 235 with very little payload in the long bed 5.7.

Where can I find a more detailed explanation of the abbreviated factory PIDs?

 

first add a display and select how you want that display to look, then select PID (on the last screen) and then Toyota, Lexus, Scion. That will bring up all the purchased PID's for you to choose through.

For the transmission temp use A/T Oil Temperature 1 and for the torque converter you'll want A/T Oil Temperature 2.

 

Ok, Thanks
So I guess A/T Oil Temp 2 should be reading the same as the user defined PID(torque converter) that I entered.
I will keep my eye on that today.