Kia specific OBD2 PIDs

[Hyperjetta]

I'm pretty sure that one is a super secret Kia pid. However, you could approximate the gear by using rpm, vehicle speed and the stinger's gear ratios.

So most of this stuff is going over my head, does anyone know a PID for current gear? I'd love to be able to show that on TorquePro

 

[xot1]

JB4 shows it.

 

[turboAWD]

Try asking @Terry@BMS - he recently figured out the PID for the jb4 - he may be willing to share..

 

[xot1]

Try asking @Terry@BMS - he recently figured out the PID for the jb4 - he may be willing to share..

You can always try but why would he share his R&D secrets?

 

[turboAWD]

You can always try but why would he share his R&D secrets?

I'm not saying I *EXPECT* him to share, but I said he *MAY*. At this point, he's pretty much won the piggyback battle, IMHO, so I don't see why this would hurt him. But, I wouldn't fault him for not sharing.

I guess you could also try Tork - he claims to have decoded most of the ECU..

 

[Blamo]

Curious, has anyone been able to determine what the PID is for oil temperature. It is the only spec I I would like but can't seem to capture

 

[xot1]

Curious, has anyone been able to determine what the PID is for oil temperature. It is the only spec I I would like but can't seem to capture

Terry knows but he hasn't added it to JB4 yet.

 

[ryan1stinger]

Can't share any trade secrets but I will say most of the good stuff is on 0x22 not 0x01.

I’m confused as I thought each PID was associated with only one parameter? I’m using the OBD fusion app and I don’t see 0x22 as a supported PID.

 

[oddball]

Terry wasn't talking about a PID number. 0x01 is the standard OBD comms channel. 0x22 is, I'm 99% certain, the ECU comms channel, probably using the ... crap... whatever protocol.

 

[ryan1stinger]

Thanks. I have no idea how that can be accessed from within the app.

 

[oddball]

It can't. You need an app and hardware that can speak the appropriate protocols and the software has to know Kia's mappings.
e.g., my $200 semi-fancy Autel scanner, which has full module support for just about everything made until 2016, can't do jack shit with this car. Just generic OBD II stuff.

 

[TecNicker]

Here are some Infos about TPMS
Found here for Kona (Kona PIDs)

Header: 7A0

Read TPMS: 0x22C00B


Result is a Bytestring with Infos as follows:

Byte E: FL Psi
Byte F: FL Temp
Byte I: FR Psi
Byte J: FR Temp
Byte M: RR Psi
Byte N: RR Temp
Byte Q: RL Psi
Byte R: RL Temp

To get the correct psi:
Psi := (Psi / 5)

 

[ErikB]

I know this is an old thread but maybe it's still useful for somebody...

Oil Temperature
PID: 22E001
Equation: AI*0.75-48
Header: 7E0

 

[undymm]

I don't know if anyone cares, but I use the car scanner app. It shows engine oil temperature, AT oil temperature, coolant temperature and many other things...

https://www.carscanner.info/

 

[1qazwsx4]

I know this is an old thread but maybe it's still useful for somebody...

Oil Temperature
PID: 22E001
Equation: AI*0.75-48
Header: 7E0

Awesome! thanks heaps for that. Hopefully people continue to add more