Yes Torque Pro displays temperature. There's three different PID's for trans temp, and one reads, maybe two. When both of them read you get the same value. Boost is there as well. not EGT..
This is for the GEN 1 1.4L.
You have to play with Torque and load the optional GM list of PID's. Then with the car running see which of these values the PCM reports.
I've never mathematically played with the formula's for PID's. That takes too much time in my opinion.
Off the top of my head I'm getting the following
MPH
RPM
S term fuel trim
L term fuel trim
Knock counts
vacuum or boost displayed on a gauge.
Misfire counter for each cylinder
coolant temp
trans temp.
Air intake temp 1 &2.. one is at the airbox, the other downstream of the intercooler.. I thought that was supported.
Throttle position.
Timing info degree's I think.. Not sure what one would do with that.
Fuel tank level percentage
Air fuel ratio/Commanded air fuel ratio I believe is also shown.
Idle speed yes, and I believe commanded idle is there as well.
Emission readiness tests.. Mode 6 I believe it's referred to in OBD speak
Oxygen sensor milivolts for the primary oxygen sensor is there.. I think it also supports the secondary sensor.
It also reads nearly all the P Codes..
Sure it doesn't do the body B codes, or the U network canbus codes, but those typically take a scanner well north of a few hundred dollars.
Torque is a pretty good app. Is it as good as a $1000 snapon tool, probably not.. But I don't see anything in the aftermarket for $100 that does things like wheel speed sensor data and brake and body controls.
I think there have been some forum members who have purchased Chinese clone scan tools from aliexpress. Your buying from China, and they want several hundred US for the tool. I was also wondering if these are as capable as a "real shop tool". Most sellers on aliexpress and other Chinese sites give no technical support or return policy.
If someone has a clone tool they like, please post it. The one member that I'm thinking of has a hobby of rebuilding crashed cruzes. Posts on this site have referenced some of the alliexpress tools. TPMS tools mainly, which may work. A lot less complicated to copy than a full scan tool.
This is for the GEN 1 1.4L.
You have to play with Torque and load the optional GM list of PID's. Then with the car running see which of these values the PCM reports.
I've never mathematically played with the formula's for PID's. That takes too much time in my opinion.
Off the top of my head I'm getting the following
MPH
RPM
S term fuel trim
L term fuel trim
Knock counts
vacuum or boost displayed on a gauge.
Misfire counter for each cylinder
coolant temp
trans temp.
Air intake temp 1 &2.. one is at the airbox, the other downstream of the intercooler.. I thought that was supported.
Throttle position.
Timing info degree's I think.. Not sure what one would do with that.
Fuel tank level percentage
Air fuel ratio/Commanded air fuel ratio I believe is also shown.
Idle speed yes, and I believe commanded idle is there as well.
Emission readiness tests.. Mode 6 I believe it's referred to in OBD speak
Oxygen sensor milivolts for the primary oxygen sensor is there.. I think it also supports the secondary sensor.
It also reads nearly all the P Codes..
Sure it doesn't do the body B codes, or the U network canbus codes, but those typically take a scanner well north of a few hundred dollars.
Torque is a pretty good app. Is it as good as a $1000 snapon tool, probably not.. But I don't see anything in the aftermarket for $100 that does things like wheel speed sensor data and brake and body controls.
I think there have been some forum members who have purchased Chinese clone scan tools from aliexpress. Your buying from China, and they want several hundred US for the tool. I was also wondering if these are as capable as a "real shop tool". Most sellers on aliexpress and other Chinese sites give no technical support or return policy.
If someone has a clone tool they like, please post it. The one member that I'm thinking of has a hobby of rebuilding crashed cruzes. Posts on this site have referenced some of the alliexpress tools. TPMS tools mainly, which may work. A lot less complicated to copy than a full scan tool.
