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u 7165 PID's

Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2012 6:04 pm
by mauere1
I have the u7165 rev V.9T14B , cal ID vxap2n2 and the PID for oil temp is in deg C. Can this be made to read deg f? When towing 8k trailer the temp runs around 65 deg C and surely thats not right because that translates to about 150 deg F. My coolant temp shows around 190 deg F.

RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Wed May 02, 2012 12:52 pm
by Dee004
I'm having the exact same issue with my Trinity T1000 as well and have tried three different and two being brand new OEM oil pressure sensors from the dealer. Check my thread titled Gauges in the general Trinity forum

http://www.diablosport.com/index.php?na ... ic&t=30008

RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 8:49 am
by mauere1
Well,,, looks like you got the same run around that I got, Diablo actually told me that my readings were correct because the ford uses an external oil cooler. I could not believe that when I read it.

RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 9:34 am
by Dee004
Well we may be in luck. They told me I was the only one having this problem and until more than just my unit was having this issue they would'nt investigate. And it's wrong on both C and F settings. I think I will be directing this to Mike L's attention that low and behold it's not just my unit. I take it yours issue hasn't been resolved before I do send it to him. I will wait to hear back from you. Cheers, Don

RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 10:44 am
by mikel
I never said it was your unit....if I thought yours was showing different than anyone elses, id have had you send it in :)

Also, where did I give anyone a runaround, or say that the values were correct?

I clearly asked if you had another scan tool to verify the data, I never once said 'it is correct'.

Thanks

Re: RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 1:25 pm
by Dee004
mikel wrote:I never said it was your unit....if I thought yours was showing different than anyone elses, id have had you send it in :)

Also, where did I give anyone a runaround, or say that the values were correct?

I clearly asked if you had another scan tool to verify the data, I never once said 'it is correct'.

Thanks
Mike, your exact words from my thread your first response, "Well, the Trinity wont make this data up, got access to any scan tool that can show you the same data to verify it?"

That tells me you think I'm making things up. I did tell you in my thread referrenced earlier in this thtread that I did verify with my Torque program and my Autoenginuity laptop software that the readings on the Trinity were wrong and offered up pictures to verify if you could let me know how to attach them as there is no means of attaching pictures here. I'm not being a dick I just want the unit to do correctly what I replaced the Predator for (the gauge option). Hell I already had one of your tuners I only want this one to work right.

Re: RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 3:26 pm
by mikel
Dee004 wrote:
mikel wrote:I never said it was your unit....if I thought yours was showing different than anyone elses, id have had you send it in :)

Also, where did I give anyone a runaround, or say that the values were correct?

I clearly asked if you had another scan tool to verify the data, I never once said 'it is correct'.

Thanks
Mike, your exact words from my thread your first response, "Well, the Trinity wont make this data up, got access to any scan tool that can show you the same data to verify it?"

That tells me you think I'm making things up. I did tell you in my thread referrenced earlier in this thtread that I did verify with my Torque program and my Autoenginuity laptop software that the readings on the Trinity were wrong and offered up pictures to verify if you could let me know how to attach them as there is no means of attaching pictures here. I'm not being a dick I just want the unit to do correctly what I replaced the Predator for (the gauge option). Hell I already had one of your tuners I only want this one to work right.
No sir, assumptions are a terrible thing to make in any case.

I was asking if you could verify the data as I have no way to tell you if it is correct or not, and another scan tool would 'verify' that. Why in the world would you think that I am here to say you are lying? I would not have even replied to the thread if i thought you were making this up.

As mentioned earlier, i have reported and documented this issue, but it will be some time before we get a chance to look into it as there are several other projects ahead of this at this time.

Thanks

RE: Re: RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Mon May 07, 2012 4:31 pm
by Dee004
No problem that's all I was asking in the first place. An approximate time line would be greatly appreciated. As I mentioned, I have proven the unit to be wrong and just want you guy's to work on a soloution to my problem and remedy it.
Thanks,
Don

RE: Re: RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 1:18 pm
by mauere1
My predator is definitely not right as it shows the oil temp in DEGC and I verified it is definitely not right if converted to F.

RE: Re: RE: u 7165 PID

Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 5:13 pm
by Dee004
There's two units not reporting oil temperatures correctly for sure Mike. As well as the confirmation from my AE and Torque App. I'm sure if I post the question as a pointed thread I will be able to get more replies for you. Maybe you can work on moving it up the to do list.
Don

Re: u 7165 PID's

Posted: Fri Oct 12, 2012 3:53 pm
by mauere1
Mike,

Where do we stand on this issue? As I mentioned the oil temp reads 60degC yet I used a thermal temp gun on the oil pan and it said 195degf so I am wanting to verify the predator.