Justin says...
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Is it possible to enable transmission temperature or oil temperature? Anybody tried these?
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No, we don't have an oil temp sensor to read from, and you can get transmission temperature from OBDII but not in the dash anywhere.Is it possible to enable transmission temperature or oil temperature? Anybody tried these?
Not yet. It doesn't appear to be possible right now.Has anyone ever figured out a way to keep the transmission gear numbers up in the display permanently?
Thanks , that’s too bad.Not yet. It doesn't appear to be possible right now.
Off Forscan.org websiteHas anyone over the last two weeks been able to use the free version? I have not been able to get an ‘activation’ code but did get the 60 day license key, confused .?
TIA.
Gives you a gauge the bounces around a lot and tells you absolutely nothing worth knowing.What does the instantaneous fuel economy gauge do?
Create a new profile instead of using your existing one.Hello.
Quick question how do I get to the IPC menu? I'm updated to the latest forscan and have extended license but when I connect to the truck this is the only ones that come up.
Which OBD cable are you using? Did you purchase one of the recommended ones from here?Hello.
Quick question how do I get to the IPC menu? I'm updated to the latest forscan and have extended license but when I connect to the truck this is the only ones that come up.
My bet is the cable isn’t compatible with all Forscan functions. I went through the same thing with an ELM327 cable. ELM327 cables are no longer recommended by the developers.I will try a new profile.
This is the odb cable I got.
That's not strictly true, they're still supported, you just need to make sure to not buy a "clone" ELM device, which can be hard to find. right on their supported adapters list:My bet is the cable isn’t compatible with all Forscan functions. I went through the same thing with an ELM327 cable. ELM327 cables are no longer recommended by the developers.
The switchable ELM that I've been using has been fine, the only annoyance is needing to flip the switch when FORscan instructs you, which was worth a $40 savings for me.Important note: after many years of continued project development, even those of few ELM327 that have relatively good quality, ceased to meet all of the FORScan requirements. Besides, majority of the adapters that are being sold under ELM327 trademark have quite dubious quality that dropped a lot in the past: in fact, they have nothing common with the famous "ELM327" brand but name. Thus we do not recommend any "ELM327" anymore. If possible, please use adapters recommended above (OBDLink, vLinker). FORScan will continue to support ELM327 adapters, but some new functionality may be limited or refuse to work on outdated adapters.
- ELM327-compatible (fully compatible with original ELM327, please also see important note below)
For just a little more this cable works perfectly and no having to flip the switch.That's not strictly true, they're still supported, you just need to make sure to not buy a "clone" ELM device, which can be hard to find. right on their supported adapters list:
The switchable ELM that I've been using has been fine, the only annoyance is needing to flip the switch when FORscan instructs you, which was worth a $40 savings for me.
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