I'll go read thur the universal patcher thread.

thanks.

do you know how all these cheap scan tools get all their
pids? does someone sell that data to them?

sorry if this is the wrong sub, but I'm looking for a tool that could find pids. does something like gust exist? I see youtube of guys using a Raspberry Pi to sort them out for tesla swaps. but nothing for gm stuff. I was hopping I could hook up my tech 2, pull up the data I want to see and then use...

I've not heard of scam xl. I'll have to look it up.


thanks.

hjtrbo wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:43 am HP & pcmtec for this pleb

I was thinking more of if he added the inputs to the OBDx, what would you use to log it all? I'm guessing those 2 already have their own cables?

what software are you guys logging with that you can add a wide band into? tuner pro?

I've tried it with 2 gm vehicles and 2 apps. a 2011 yukon hybrid, I found the pids online for the hybrid battery stuff. it's nice to see easily. the standard preloaded pids work, but the added ones don't. this is the next vehicle I'm going to use the OBDx to do module upgrades from the acdelco site....

do you have any desire to add the functionality or whatever it's called so the extended pids from modules other than the ecm work with tq app or other phone apps? I have one of those 30$ ones that they work with, but wouldn't mind keeping that in my other car and using my OBDx as the daily dongle too.