BARO readings
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5th Wheeling
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From: Gig Harbor, WA.
BARO readings
Reads 2.1 and then jumps to match map at idle for a split second. Then back to 2.1.
Stays the same while running with the fluctuations while driving. 2.1 to 14.6.
Everything else seems as usual.
I am.totally new to this forscan lite app and obd2 reader. It is very intriguing and I have been reading the threads on here for the graphing portion. That will be up next, learning how to use it to see things happening.
Stays the same while running with the fluctuations while driving. 2.1 to 14.6.
Everything else seems as usual.
I am.totally new to this forscan lite app and obd2 reader. It is very intriguing and I have been reading the threads on here for the graphing portion. That will be up next, learning how to use it to see things happening.
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Edit: misread post
Double check your unit of measure for BARO.
Without referring back to your other thread, did you try the other BARO PID I recommended?
Typically, when a PID is displaying erroneous data points like this, there is another PID that can be utilized for a cleaner output.
For example, I was helping another FTE'r with their EBP in the post linked below.
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post20781738
Double check your unit of measure for BARO.
Without referring back to your other thread, did you try the other BARO PID I recommended?
Typically, when a PID is displaying erroneous data points like this, there is another PID that can be utilized for a cleaner output.
For example, I was helping another FTE'r with their EBP in the post linked below.
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post20781738
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5th Wheeling
Joined: Feb 2023
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From: Gig Harbor, WA.
Edit: misread post
Double check your unit of measure for BARO.
Without referring back to your other thread, did you try the other BARO PID I recommended?
Typically, when a PID is displaying erroneous data points like this, there is another PID that can be utilized for a cleaner output.
For example, I was helping another FTE'r with their EBP in the post linked below.
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post20781738
Double check your unit of measure for BARO.
Without referring back to your other thread, did you try the other BARO PID I recommended?
Typically, when a PID is displaying erroneous data points like this, there is another PID that can be utilized for a cleaner output.
For example, I was helping another FTE'r with their EBP in the post linked below.
Link: https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post20781738
it is reading 14.6 now after.a drive into town.
Sorry to waste.your time.
This is all new.for me.
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