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PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 6:55 pm 
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Just got a tracking number from Linear Logic and my Scangauge is now on its way back to me via priority mail. That was a fast turn around!

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lfhoward wrote:
Just got a tracking number from Linear Logic and my Scangauge is now on its way back to me via priority mail. That was a fast turn around!



nice!

im still looking for oil temp and pressure for the engine. as well as tire pressure. the engine sensors should be easier to find then the Chrysler specific CANSF tpms...

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I'd love to see oil pressure. Oil temperature is alright, it'll probably be similar to water temperature.

Keep us updated with what you find.

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 10:43 pm 
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Bmxer524 wrote:
I'd love to see oil pressure. Oil temperature is alright, it'll probably be similar to water temperature.

Keep us updated with what you find.



will do. im pretty sure its more likely to have those working on torque pro, but scangauge being difficult in all....

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Well I didn't buy a $5 app. Go big or go home, I went straight to the scangauge lol

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I simply added these PID's to my app and viola! Trans temp.

Mine is a 2008
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Just got my Scangauge back! It's now running the newest version of the firmware. I needed to recalibrate everything, because all of my previous settings got erased. That included the 3.7L V6, 19 gallon tank size, and a 2% calibration for the speedometer because of my larger tires. Everything is now back where it was, except for the fine tuning calibration that will happen after the next couple of fill ups at the pump.

The frustrating thing is that TFT does not work. I checked the numbers several times to make sure I typed them in correctly and I did. So, looking back at this thread, it looks like TFT on the Scangauge worked for a 2011 (Bmxer) and a 2012 (PA) KK. Because mine is a 2008, it may be running slightly different software. Has anyone run across the TFT codes for the 08-09-10 KK's?

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 Post subject: Re: Transmission temperature now possible...
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2016 4:27 pm 
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I figured out how to get the Transmission Fluid Temp to display. On the 08 KK the ECU needs to be woken up before TFT will display. The answer came from JK-Forum.com.

http://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-electrical-lighting-sound-systems-13/scangauge-ii-trans-fluid-temperature-working-212899/

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Wake Up ECU
TXD: 07E01092
RXF: 045025920000
RXD: 3808
MTH: 000100010000
NAM: ECU

Transmission Fluid Temperature (Degrees F)
TXD: 07E022B010
RXF: 046205B00610
RXD: 3010
MTH: 000100400000
NAM: TFT

You need the ECU code on screen to begin the TFT readings. You may switch the ECU code to another XGauge once TFT displays, but will need the ECU code each time you start the vehicle if you want to monitor TFT.


The ECU gauge can be displayed next to TFT or you can cycle through it on a single gauge position before landing on TFT. Either way, the ECU has to get the wake up message before the TFT will display or update itself. Then afterwards, as long as the vehicle is still running, the TFT will update itself normally as you would expect.

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 Post subject: Re: Transmission temperature now possible...
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2016 5:18 pm 
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Even better:
I read to the end of the JK-Forum thread. There is a new TFT code for the 2008 JK (and KK) that displays transmission temperature without having to wake the ECU up as a separate step. This is what I was hoping to be able to do from the start. Confirmed that it works on my 2008 KK.

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I got the following codes from James at ScanGauge for the trans fluid temp on my 2008 JK. It works without needing the ECU wake-up command listed in the first post of this thread.

Transmission Fluid Temperature (Degrees Fahrenheit)
TXD: 07E02173
RXF: 032100000000
RXD: 2008
MTH: 000400010000
NAM: TFT

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Bmxer524 wrote:
I'd love to see oil pressure. Oil temperature is alright, it'll probably be similar to water temperature.

Keep us updated with what you find.


The oil pressure is just a switch, not a sensor. It opens above 7psi and closes below, so its either good or bad, no actual numbers.

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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2016 9:28 pm 
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I found this over on JF. FSM says 240°F is overheating the 42RLE transmission.

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The whole thread is here: http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/normal-operating-temp-06-tj-automatic-transmission-1083252/

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PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2016 9:42 pm 
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lfhoward wrote:
Just got my Scangauge back! It's now running the newest version of the firmware. I needed to recalibrate everything, because all of my previous settings got erased. That included the 3.7L V6, 19 gallon tank size, and a 2% calibration for the speedometer because of my larger tires. Everything is now back where it was, except for the fine tuning calibration that will happen after the next couple of fill ups at the pump.

The frustrating thing is that TFT does not work. I checked the numbers several times to make sure I typed them in correctly and I did. So, looking back at this thread, it looks like TFT on the Scangauge worked for a 2011 (Bmxer) and a 2012 (PA) KK. Because mine is a 2008, it may be running slightly different software. Has anyone run across the TFT codes for the 08-09-10 KK's?



2% tire correction??? did your KK come with 17s? because with the 16" rims with 225s to a 245, thats a 4% gain.

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2% tire correction??? did your KK come with 17s? because with the 16" rims with 225s to a 245, thats a 4% gain.

Yup. The Scangauge speed matches my Garmin GPS and those radar "Your Speed" signs on the highway with a 2% correction factor. I was surprised too.
My KK has factory 16's with 30.5 inch 245/75R16's. The stock tires were 29 inch 225/75R16's.

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i guess 1.9% really isn't that big of a difference, but the actual tire increase size is 4% on the scangauge. 2% increase vs 4% probably isn't a huge deal though.

glad you got the codes working though!

let us know about your start up temps and shutdown temps.

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Setting the Scangauge to 2% or 3% makes it close. Neither is right on, almost like the actual speed is somewhere between them.

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What are you guys averaging for temperatures so far? Im especially interested to see what Gage or another KK with stock tires runs.

I just got a transmission dip stick so I'll be checking that eventually. Someone told me I void the warranty when I "break the seal" on the transmission dip stick tube.... I can't see how.

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I've been lazy and not put in the codes yet. Now I feel obligated to see if stock size tires are producing lower temps than you guys with the bigger tires. :JEEPIN:

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PostPosted: Sat May 07, 2016 8:17 am 
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Here are some temperatures to report. Mine seem a bit low (considering that graphic I posted with 175 being normal), but I do have that auxiliary mechanical fan that I installed in addition to the regular e-fan. So, I wonder if tow package KK's have lower trans temps than non-tow package KK's.

After driving it the last week or so, here's a mental average:
In town driving (25-35 mph with occasional stop lights): 120-156 degrees, depending on traffic.
I haven't done any downtown city driving with start-stop every block yet.
Highway driving (55 mph): 112 degrees
Highway driving (70 mph): 116 degrees
Most of the highway driving I've done has been flat. No mountains yet.

The weather this week was in the 50s and 60s, so I bet the trans temps would be higher if it was a sweltering summer day.

I'm running 245/75R16 Duratracs, so 30.5 inch diameter tires. Stock was 225/75R16's at 29 inch diameter.

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PostPosted: Tue May 17, 2016 12:29 am 
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Lauren are you taking short drives? I find on short trips my tranny temps don't get past 110-120.

This trip I had to NJ I averaged about 170-175. Sitting in traffic it hovered around 177. Engine temps normally run about 195-200. This trip to NJ saw about 200 when running, 210 is in traffic. It would sit at about 205 warm up to 210-211 ish them drop back down to 205-207. I'm assuming that's when the thermostat opens.

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Most drives that involved highway were about 45 mins long, and the in town drives were mostly about 15 mins long. Temps might climb higher if I were in city traffic for longer than that.

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