Obd2 Pid`s

[shawnoverstreet411]

I bought the torque pro app a while back to use on some of the gassers I work on and would like to use it on the Cummins. To get it to work properly and have full functionality I need the Chrysler specific PID`s and there parameters. Does anyone now where I can find them?

[mopartechnician]

I have the free one and mostly use it for the code reading. I was thinking about buying the full version. have no idea about the pids since i only use it for codes but might have to start using more of it.

[shawnoverstreet411]

I have been very happy with the app but it doesn't read very much on my truck.

[Ilikeoldfords]

Before I got my Iphone I used that app on my droid. It was really nice for reading/clearing codes. I havent found a good app for Iphones yet that I can use with the same bluetooth ODBII adapter. They all want you to buy their own adapters and I dont really want to.

[bjytech]

What sensors are you looking for the PID's for?

I have torque pro and so far its picked up on all the sensors in the vehicles I've hooked it up to, it even has all the custom PID's in it for the powerstrokes.

[Me78569]

I know I have them somewhere.   It is in the articals on this site I believe.

[shawnoverstreet411]

Main things im looking for are trans temp and timing advance if its available. I check around here again for them

[Mopar1973Man]

Here is what I got on hand... It might help.

 

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54262388-Cummins-Isb-Chrysler-FIS3666288.pdf

[Clunk]

Most cool addition to the bag of tricks, thanks Michael!

[shawnoverstreet411]

Awsome information Michael. I found this http://obdcon.sourceforge.net/2010/06/obd-ii-pids/#more-71 it shows some of the info im looking for but not the Chrysler specific ones

[Mopar1973Man]

Yeah... I've been over that one too. I do some continued searching in the evening hour while laying in bed. I typically burn Google out trying all kinds of searches and terms looking for information for our truck hence the lucky find on that PDF. Sometimes you really gotta dig to find what your looking for.

[shawnoverstreet411]

Yes sir, there is almost to much info on the web. Im going keep looking and tinkering with it.