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OBD scan tools for Transmission Temp
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Jeepwalker
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Torque app is real popular. I would think it *should* but I haven't verified as I don't use it. But read THIS, how to do it. Be careful ..old info probably has changed as apps improve. It should say on their website I would think. Hopefully someone who uses it will chime in.
There's OBDLink MX+HERE which I know a lot of guys on other (non H3) forums use. I believe they have a matrix on their website which shows what they allow. If its a readable point by GM they probably do show it, but verify as I don't have that unit. The nice thing is it's bluetooth, super compact and cross-platform ...if that matters to you. A guy can observe readings while working on the engine, for example (no cable).
It's a 'readable' point (by a snap on scanner) anyway.
There's OBDLink MX+HERE which I know a lot of guys on other (non H3) forums use. I believe they have a matrix on their website which shows what they allow. If its a readable point by GM they probably do show it, but verify as I don't have that unit. The nice thing is it's bluetooth, super compact and cross-platform ...if that matters to you. A guy can observe readings while working on the engine, for example (no cable).
It's a 'readable' point (by a snap on scanner) anyway.
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I use Torque Pro; it does give trans temp. but you have to download the GM PIDs. There are 3 GM Transmission Temp PID's, only 1 works on my Hummer. None of them work on my GM 8.1L V8 in my motorhome. As for the OBD adapter, mine is just a cheap one (about $15) off of eBay, but it did take 2 tries to get one that worked. Helluva lot better than $140!
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