Looking for a relatively inexpensive scan tool that can read transmission temp
Scan tool suggestions
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I needed to read transmission temperature to do a drain and fill on my 2014 Rav4 so I bought this from Walmart: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-To...icles-Free-Fix-Part-Recommendations/409856222 I don't know how it compares to others, but for $50 it worked for my needs.
To save money, you can buy a used scan tool. The Innova 5510/5512 and 5610 are good choices. They are expensive new, but cost less used. Innova's site is very good at showing you what each scan tool does on each car.
OBD2 Bluetooth ELM327 ($15.00 or less) and Torque Pro ($5.00) for Android Download Google Play or if you already have a scanner, https://www.amazon.com/LIJUST-Tempe...42351ac128c53ba195b5de523d80d6b6&gad_source=1
A laptop + Forscan + Ford OBDII to USB adapter for Fords.
A laptop + TechStream + Toyota OBDII to USB adapter for Toyotas.
The rest, a handheld OBDII adapter that does graphing, and live data, and ABS Codes.
A laptop + TechStream + Toyota OBDII to USB adapter for Toyotas.
The rest, a handheld OBDII adapter that does graphing, and live data, and ABS Codes.
Either what others suggested or something like this will do to measure temp (bottom of transmission fluid pan):
I'd rather get a decent scan tool like Xtool D7 or so, mine paid for itself within first 6 months of use.
I'd rather get a decent scan tool like Xtool D7 or so, mine paid for itself within first 6 months of use.
Auto Enginuity is a good option
HYPER TOUGH HT500 ( INNOVA ) at WALMART for $49.98 . Use it with Bluetooth . Helped solve issue with the FIT . Many YouTube videos for reviews and instructions . Here's the post with pictures .
HyperTough HT500 Bluetooth scanning tool for $49.98
Plan to use it when driving . Checked tires with HyperTough digital tire gauge and 1 tire was 35 and 3 were @ 34.8 .
bobistheoilguy.com
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There's a picture in the link above showing the A.T.F. temp of 141.8 for the '18 HYUNDAI Accent . Can't get it to read the '13 Fit A.T.F. temperature . Why ?
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It depends on what module in each vehicle displays the Transmission temp and what modules this scanner is able to access on each vehicle. Most cheap scanners cannot access all of the modules on these modern vehicles. They usually only access the ECM, ABS, and SRS and that is it. If the transmission temperature is displayed in the TCM module on the 13 Fit and this scanner cannot access that module then you will not see a PID for it. Maybe the Hyundai has this information in the ECM.There's a picture in the link above showing the A.T.F. temp of 141.8 for the '18 HYUNDAI Accent . Can't get it to read the '13 Fit A.T.F. temperature . Why ?
