The ELM/Torque thread
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From: Elyria, OH
Just to bring this up again , is there a list of what the ELM will detect on a 2005 Savana ?
i would love to know Transmission oli temp , engine oil temp , RPM and others but not sure if the sensors are even in a 2005 !
My friend has an Ebay ELM clone that came with a car he bought that I can play with ,
What other info do you find helpful that you can get from the ELM ?
Thanks for the info
i would love to know Transmission oli temp , engine oil temp , RPM and others but not sure if the sensors are even in a 2005 !
My friend has an Ebay ELM clone that came with a car he bought that I can play with ,
What other info do you find helpful that you can get from the ELM ?
Thanks for the info
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ELM327-V2-2...YAAOSwaDtb1bft
I have a 2008 1500 Chevy Express 4.3. I think you'll have to buy something and see what your van supports.Top pic is short and long term fuel trims, O2 sensors, revs and intake temp. Bottom pic revs, oil pressure, oil temp, coolant temp, outside air temp, trans fluid temp, volts, and average mpg.
Last edited by Twscarp; Jun 24, 2019 at 6:56 PM.
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From: Harrisonburg Virginia
I suspect that the clone devices are limited in what PIDS can be read. An example is that my DLC reads the TPMS and gives me reading for each wheel. My clone won't read them.
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it would be interesting to have someone with a "Real" ELM compare that with a clone one and see what is missing ,
But really it would have to be on a Van the same year as the clone software ,
things that GM added after the clone software date might not be included unless you add the Code file yourself ,
But really it would have to be on a Van the same year as the clone software ,
things that GM added after the clone software date might not be included unless you add the Code file yourself ,
