Thank you for explaining how to get to the Prius PIDs. I have wondered every time I see someone else's Torque demonstration showing all the block voltages on one screen. These other folks rarely discuss how they got that display.
I just set up the custom PID's for the battery voltage in Torque Pro. .I am running this off a dated but new Moto G. I think there are some resistance values for the modules I should also add. This video is pretty straightforward, thanks! BTW, Torque Pro is only for Android. I use OBD Fusion on my iPhone SE.
Your video was easy to follow and well done I was able to load all 14 of the blocks on my screen grid the only problem I had was I could not find a place to save the configuration. Every time I close the app and reopen it and go back to real time mode all of the 14 PID s are gone how do I keep them on the screen ? Do I need to select my “ Add custom PID “ rather then “ Add predefined set “ before I enter them ? I have you assume it should not require having to add all 14 PID s every time I want to use this program. Any help will be appreciated Thank You
I notice your post is only about 6 days ago most of the post on here are a year so I decided to ask you my question I would appreciate if you can help below is my Dilemma Thank You in advance “ Liked your video I just have one question ? I have a Prius 2008 second generation I have the ELM 327 mini interface installed in ODB 2 port. I’m using an RCA Android tablet with Torque Pro installed and working. Everything seems to be working ok except when I try and load the 14 extra PIDs voltage blocks, under manage custom pids and “ add predefined PID “ I can add them to the grid but they won’t stay when I close the program they are gone ? Is their a trick to getting them to lock on, it shouldn’t be necessary to have to reload them every time I want to use a Torque Pro is their a save button some where in Torque Pro to save the update screen ? The only thing that I noticed was a feature were I can load “ add custom PID “ rather then “ add from a predefined PID “ ? the problem is when I invoke the “ add custom PIF “ it warms me that I could damage something “ so I backed out of that. If anyone has any information on this problem I would appreciate any input. Thank You “
Hi, Great video, thanks. I have a question. I followed your procedure but the HV battery icon are not green so obviously don't work. I'm thinking it's due to the vehicle profile, like you I have a 2nd generation Prius but there's no option for hybrid only petrol, diesel etc. Should this have been left blank? Please can you advise. Thanks Dennis F.
Hi great vid really helpful I managed to load all 14 blocks for my 2nd gen prius hybrid battery only problem I have is when I go to real-time the block voltage for each cell is not showing up yet the rev counter moves when I press on accelerator any tips please
Hi friend thanks for all this information very useful and I got Prius 2014 got battery problem i bought obd2 and downloaded torque pro which u showed in video and I set up as said but I can't get battery voltage . I'm going to attached screen shot please help me out thanks
What are the reference values for Torque pro for voltage of HV charger, as well as the blocks and SOC? I read SOC should be in the 60-80% range. What does yours run in? Thanks.
hi , i have toyata prius 2nd gen same as yours , in your video (HV Charge HI 42KW LO 27 KW) when i check with my car it showing HV charge HI 14 kw LO 14kw it wont change like your car ..what dos it mean ..can you some one explain me thanks
I saw that there was Chrysler products listed along with Jeep. What years and make of Jeep is on the list? I have a 2018 Jeep JK. I love the idea of the app but everything I read says it may not work for the Jeep 🤔
Liked your video I just have one question ? I have a Prius 2008 second generation I have the ELM 327 mini interface installed in ODB 2 port. I’m using an RCA Android tablet with Torque Pro installed and working. Everything seems to be working ok except when I try and load the 14 extra PIDs voltage blocks, under manage custom pids and “ add predefined PID “ I can add them to the grid but they won’t stay when I close the program they are gone ? Is their a trick to getting them to lock on, it shouldn’t be necessary to have to reload them every time I want to use a Torque Pro is their a save button some where in Torque Pro to save the update screen ? The only thing that I noticed was a feature were I can load “ add custom PID “ rather then “ add from a predefined PID “ ? the problem is when I invoke the “ add custom PIF “ it warms me that I could damage something “ so I backed out of that. If anyone has any information on this problem I would appreciate any input. Thank You
What's the procedure for saving the arrangement and addition of PEDs so that you won't have to re-configure your screen with the pids you need every time you turn on your tablet. Excellent information and very well-presented, except for how to save it.
What is the best tool to work on Hybrid cars HV battery and their diagnostics and battery Rebuilding ( according to some people). Please share ur experience with us. Thanks
Thank you for the video. I bought the torque pro app and have all 17 on all 14 pids. But u still have hybrid error message. Not with a red triangle but with a yellow. Is there a 12v pid. Water was in well of 12v battery. I tried silicone around seams but still have hybrid message
What kind of OBD2 are you using to pair with what good free apps for a 2013 Gen 3 Prius, i would like to check my hybrid battery, fuel system, turn engine on engine rattling and engine diagram is not showing red arrow charging the battery, if anybody knows kindly advise
Very good and informative! I have a 2013 Lexus ES 300h, which has 3 more cell blocks than the Prius, is there an addition or different profile in the Torque Pro than the Prius? Please let me know, how I can add 3 more High voltage battery blocks into my display. I sure would appreciate if you could let me know. Thanks very much, John
So i own a prius c (2012) Just bought the torque app and got a obdii dongle. When i load 3rd gen prius pins (since it is a 2012) almost 95% of them have no info readout. Generic ones like. Coolant work, but none of the battery stuff, etc. Any recommendations? Thanks.
i m purchase this app torque pro and add all things as per your video setting but HV battery values and other meter value not showing i have Prius 3rd Gen and OBD-II device Name ELM-327 V2.1 please guide me what happens
Thanks , so coool. I got Torque but have 0 on all Block Voltage, probably I have bad odb2 unit ?? I assume newly added dials should shows Voltage right away ? I added one like and I have them in green box ,but latest value was nothing.... Can anybody recommend reliable place to buy it.
Thank you. I was able to purchase the app. Now my question is , do you just connect to the car via wifi or is there an item that plugs to the obd plug onboard of car.?
Yes, you need an OBD2 to bluetooth adapter. There are cheap ones on ebay - about 5ish dollars or so, I never had much luck getting those to work. The one I suggest is the BAFX adapter on amazon. Worked great for me first try www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
question, does it also have a fuel gauge? My dashboard is no longer working So I need something that will tell me the speed and how much fuel I have in the tank. Also great video!
Can please tell us where to get pid’s for a Prius 2. I downloaded from Prius forum but it does not show any of the voltage. They are all black in color in my torque pro.
Hi. I've been watching ur videos. Very helpful thank you. However if anyone can answer this. I own a '07 Camry hybrid-2.4 ltr,. I got the obd adapter/torque pro app. Got all of battery gauges like video shows. However, there's only options for the Prius's . I did see if it would work. Its hit and miss on Wich pids work. But the hybrid pack doesn't respond! What should I do to check my battery pack the same way I show the Prius. Please any info would help. Thank you.
I just bought my first hybrid, a 2020 Camry, and would like to know as well. I have been using Torque for many years and would love this functionality.
I installed torquepro, i plugged in my obd bluetooth scanner and connected via Bluetooth to my android phone. The app shows as connected and also shows connected to the ECU. I then followed your instructions to add the 14 battery voltage PIDs. BUT the half meters with digital reading show no readings, no real time voltage, no min and no max. What do i need to do to get it to read. (P.S. the preloaded coolant tempersture shows a real reading of 167 degrees, so I am thinking the obdII is sending out sensor data.)
Thanks for posting the video. So any wireless OBD2 should work? Sorry for this silly question, trying to look into this before getting myself a used prius.Thanks
In theory they all should work but some people have reported that they can't read voltages with certain OBD2 adapters. I personally use the BAFX adapter that you can get off amazon. Cost me about 25-ish bucks but it's worked great on my prius and on any other vehicle I've tried it on.
Hey there again: Yes could you tell me where I can fine that battery check app at. the one you using on all video. Can you tell me if I can fine it at google play store?And also think ask about the 3-lights on the dash broad on 2009 Toyota Prius.Am calling from Houston Tx or Katy Tx area
Does the OBD through torque automatically recognize when you put the battery dials on? I put the battery dials on for my prius 2nd gen but nothing seems to be happening. I have an OBD II from eBay it's called (OBD Advanced) it seems to be working except for the batteries. I'm not sure if maybe I did something wrong. Or is there a specific OBD reader I need to get.
On the main screen of the TorquePro app, there's some icons in the top left corner. You want to see the icon that looks like a bluetooth adapter lit up solid and you want to see the icon that looks like a car lit up solid as well. That means that your phone successfully connected to the adapter, and through the adapter it's successfully talking to the car. Some cheaper OBD2 adapters have trouble either connecting, or talking to the car. I've always suggested getting a BAFX adapter on amazon. I got mine for about 22 bucks and it's worked flawlessly in any car that I plug it into.
In this video I'm using a BAFX OBD2 bluetooth adapter that I picked up off of Amazon www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
Are you familiar with any customization PIDs? I found the ones for killing the reverse beep and they worked great I was just wondering if there were any others. Thanks!
I applied the steps as shown in the video and when I opened the program to add (prius) HV Battery Block- Voltage, I could not find it. Please put a link to the file that contains these commands. Thank you very much
Thanks for the clear instructions for installing the Pids to the Torque Pro app! When I checked my son's Prius battery I noticed that all the block voltages were in the 15.3 range but one. Block 10 on his battery had a needle indication that would go to 14.5 then drop to 0 then back to 14.5. Have you ever experienced something like that with the Torque app? It just flickered back and forth. He broke down on the freeway last week and we haven't figured out what the issue is yet. I checked the individual voltages on each cell with a VOM and I noticed that they all were in the 7.46-7.48 range except there were three that tested 7.34-7.35, no flickering voltages. His Prius is a 2006 with less than 130,000. Are you able to access the trouble codes with the Torque app? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
This is old but for anyone reading, yes absolutely you can check a numerous amount of information about your trouble codes and such. If you run into a situation where your prius dies look at your 12v under the hood battery first, then check your internal battery packs with this app (each block should add up to 14+) , then finally and most likely after all else fails will be your Inverter (buy on eBay).
Hi friend . I have 2007 prius runs fine in regular straight roads , but when I get hills the battery meter go down to 1 or 2 bars purple and the car get any power about 50 mph . Do you think is hv battery related
Help please. I bought the Torque Pro app and bought an OBDII adapter from Amazon. .I loaded the 14 battery PIDs but I get no readings whatsoever. Do you have any suggestions?
Okay, so I just added all the PIDS, but they're not registering any kind of charge at all. They're just dead and not moving. How do I reset them so that they're picking up real time action?
I bought yesterday Torque Pro apk. I have a Prius 2005. Check Engine is on but I do not get any code. APK on android does not show on Green, (Prius) HV Battery Block- # Voltage. What is wrong? Thanks
I did it but it did not save the custom page ... how do you save it ? I had all 14 blocks + couple of others but once I exited the Torque Pro the page disappeared
It really depends on what's currently happening in your Prius. If you're coasting and the battery is recharging, the modules will have a higher voltage than if you're sitting in neutral with the AC going full blast. Typically each module should test at about 7.5v with two (2) modules per block. So your voltages displayed in TorquePro should be approximately 15ish volts on average. But really the main thing is that all your modules/blocks have the same voltage, they all need to be balanced. As long as they're lower or higher in voltage TOGETHER, you should be ok. The check engine light pops up when the ECU detects a difference in those voltages.
I haven't messed with a wifi one before, all my OBD2 adapters have been bluetooth. I use a BAFX adapter that I got on amazon, but some people have shown they had success with the super cheap blue or white adapters from ebay
What bluetooth connector are you using? I ordered two from Amazon (not the one I see you using) and neither worked well for me. If you could leave a link that would be great! Thx for your helpful vids!
www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS The BAFX adapter is the exact one that I use. From my 6.0 powerstroke to my prius to just scanning CEL codes on any other car, it's worked great for me so far.
can some one help me by letting me know where to get this app, i went to app store but they have so many options and couldnt find the Torque Pro app. thanks.
It's an android only app. If you look up "Torque Pro" in the android app store it's the first or second option that comes up. It's Torque Pro by Ian Hawkins
on torque pro it shows the aux battery as -24v and "charg ctrl -24kW" and "delta SOC: 0.0 "and another interesting line is "battery block number with max voltage: latest value =1 (bounces between 1 and 17) and "battery block number min voltage :latest value= 10 (steady)" and im getting common error code p0a80, it is it 12v battery ?
Yes. Block 10 is your lowest voltage. The block with the lowest voltage should bounce around. Because yours is staying on 10, you have a problem with block 10 of your battery.
I bought a BAFX adapter off amazon for a little over 20 bucks and it's worked great so far. I've also had luck with the little white ones off of ebay. The little blue ones off ebay have never worked for me
@@thomasoconnor3736 I'm not 100% sure, I've never owned a 1st gen Prius. There are sets of custom pids for 2nd gens and 3rd gens, I'd perhaps try giving the 2nd gen pids a shot and see what happens?
ELM327's seem to work on a 2.gen. Mine's a Vgate iCar iV350 Mini. Seems they have a wifi model now too that creates a wifi AP that you connect to. Vgate iCar 2.
How did you save your custom dashboard. I spent an hour putting PIDs on it and then used it on the car but it did not save it and all of it was lost when I clicked back to the main menu of Torque. I can't believe that it didn't save it or give a warning and a button to save it with.
I solved the problem. I'm using a Samsung phone and you go to "Settings" then "Apps" and then to "Torque" and set the permission so that it can access memory.
@@meck_missile The adapters should work with torque pro. This is the one I bought www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
Thank you for explaining how to get to the Prius PIDs. I have wondered every time I see someone else's Torque demonstration showing all the block voltages on one screen. These other folks rarely discuss how they got that display.
Does anyone know what PID is for the inverter coolant temperature? I think that's a very important one.
I just set up the custom PID's for the battery voltage in Torque Pro. .I am running this off a dated but new Moto G. I think there are some resistance values for the modules I should also add. This video is pretty straightforward, thanks!
BTW, Torque Pro is only for Android. I use OBD Fusion on my iPhone SE.
Thank you very much for this info. Please keep all things Prius coming Mine is a 2007. One cell is bad. Time to fix, oh joy
Thank you very much for your help. I'll be getting torque pro on phone and start to monitor my voltages.
This is a must have app if you have a hybrid.
What plug-in will you use?
Excellent video! Extremely helpful! Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks for your video and the second time, I am using it for solving the same issue. You have helped and I appreciate it.
Thank you for the detailed video. It was very helpful :)
Good stuff bro! Thank you so much for posting this!
do you have to load them one by one for the hybrid battery?thank you
Your video was easy to follow and well done I was able to load all 14 of the blocks on my screen grid the only problem I had was I could not find a place to save the configuration. Every time I close the app and reopen it and go back to real time mode all of the 14 PID s are gone how do I keep them on the screen ? Do I need to select my “ Add custom PID “ rather then “ Add predefined set “ before I enter them ? I have you assume it should not require having to add all 14 PID s every time I want to use this program.
Any help will be appreciated
Thank You
Thanks, now I practice it with my prius. I used dr prius. I think the cheap obd2 did not help me much
Thank you so much for the video dude! Helped a lot
I notice your post is only about 6 days ago most of the post on here are a year so I decided to ask you my question I would appreciate if you can help below is my Dilemma
Thank You in advance
“ Liked your video I just have one question ? I have a Prius 2008 second generation I have the ELM 327 mini interface installed in ODB 2 port. I’m using an RCA Android tablet with Torque Pro installed and working. Everything seems to be working ok except when I try and load the 14 extra PIDs voltage blocks, under manage custom pids and “ add predefined PID “ I can add them to the grid but they won’t stay when I close the program they are gone ? Is their a trick to getting them to lock on, it shouldn’t be necessary to have to reload them every time I want to use a Torque Pro is their a save button some where in Torque Pro to save the update screen ?
The only thing that I noticed was a feature were I can load “ add custom PID “ rather then “ add from a predefined PID “ ? the problem is when I invoke the “ add custom PIF “ it warms me that I could damage something “ so I backed out of that.
If anyone has any information on this problem I would appreciate any input.
Thank You “
What's the normal voltage? Where can i find it? For my Prius 2006
I wanted to check my hybrid battery on Toyota estima, is there any options for that?
Thanks
Hi, Great video, thanks. I have a question. I followed your procedure but the HV battery icon are not green so obviously don't work. I'm thinking it's due to the vehicle profile, like you I have a 2nd generation Prius but there's no option for hybrid only petrol, diesel etc. Should this have been left blank? Please can you advise.
Thanks
Dennis F.
Hi great vid really helpful I managed to load all 14 blocks for my 2nd gen prius hybrid battery only problem I have is when I go to real-time the block voltage for each cell is not showing up yet the rev counter moves when I press on accelerator any tips please
Hi friend thanks for all this information very useful and I got Prius 2014 got battery problem i bought obd2 and downloaded torque pro which u showed in video and I set up as said but I can't get battery voltage . I'm going to attached screen shot please help me out thanks
What are the reference values for Torque pro for voltage of HV charger, as well as the blocks and SOC? I read SOC should be in the 60-80% range. What does yours run in? Thanks.
hi , i have toyata prius 2nd gen same as yours , in your video (HV Charge HI 42KW LO 27 KW) when i check with my car it showing HV charge HI 14 kw LO 14kw it wont change like your car ..what dos it mean ..can you some one explain me thanks
Great vid. Would this work for my 2014 Mazda Axela Hybrid??
Hi, do you know where to by right odbII unit, not all work with Hybrid electric dials.
GREAT VIDEO ..Thanks a lot.
I saw that there was Chrysler products listed along with Jeep. What years and make of Jeep is on the list? I have a 2018 Jeep JK. I love the idea of the app but everything I read says it may not work for the Jeep 🤔
Thanks valuable information
Thanks a lot my friend .
Will it work for Lexus GS450h hybrid?
How about 1st gen? I noticed in your vid just 2nd and 3rd gen options on Torque Pro thanks.
Liked your video I just have one question ? I have a Prius 2008 second generation I have the ELM 327 mini interface installed in ODB 2 port. I’m using an RCA Android tablet with Torque Pro installed and working. Everything seems to be working ok except when I try and load the 14 extra PIDs voltage blocks, under manage custom pids and “ add predefined PID “ I can add them to the grid but they won’t stay when I close the program they are gone ? Is their a trick to getting them to lock on, it shouldn’t be necessary to have to reload them every time I want to use a Torque Pro is their a save button some where in Torque Pro to save the update screen ?
The only thing that I noticed was a feature were I can load “ add custom PID “ rather then “ add from a predefined PID “ ? the problem is when I invoke the “ add custom PIF “ it warms me that I could damage something “ so I backed out of that.
If anyone has any information on this problem I would appreciate any input.
Thank You
What's the procedure for saving the arrangement and addition of PEDs so that you won't have to re-configure your screen with the pids you need every time you turn on your tablet. Excellent information and very well-presented, except for how to save it.
Do you know what they threshold is for it set the P0A80? . I have some they are skewed by about 0.7V
How do you get more then 1 pib on the screen when I did it only one pib worked
thank you for the information
What is the best tool to work on Hybrid cars HV battery and their diagnostics and battery Rebuilding ( according to some people). Please share ur experience with us. Thanks
hi polo 1.2 Do you have information that I would like to add a pid to see the amount of dpf ash for the tdi bluemotion vehicle?
great info--thanks
Thank you for the video. I bought the torque pro app and have all 17 on all 14 pids. But u still have hybrid error message. Not with a red triangle but with a yellow. Is there a 12v pid. Water was in well of 12v battery. I tried silicone around seams but still have hybrid message
How do you make your auxiliary battery read 14v? I can't figure it out. Mine reads 40v. Do I have to edit it to 14v myself?
Thank you very much, very useful for me
What kind of OBD2 are you using to pair with what good free apps for a 2013 Gen 3 Prius, i would like to check my hybrid battery, fuel system, turn engine on engine rattling and engine diagram is not showing red arrow charging the battery, if anybody knows kindly advise
Very good and informative! I have a 2013 Lexus ES 300h, which has 3 more cell blocks than the Prius, is there an addition or different profile in the Torque Pro than the Prius? Please let me know, how I can add 3 more High voltage battery blocks into my display. I sure would appreciate if you could let me know. Thanks very much, John
hi got answer on this ?
So i own a prius c (2012)
Just bought the torque app and got a obdii dongle.
When i load 3rd gen prius pins (since it is a 2012) almost 95% of them have no info readout.
Generic ones like. Coolant work, but none of the battery stuff, etc.
Any recommendations?
Thanks.
You have to get a better ODB2 adapter. If they are too cheap, they won't read those extra pids
What do I plug into the ODB 2?
i m purchase this app torque pro and add all things as per your video setting but HV battery values and other meter value not showing i have Prius 3rd Gen and OBD-II device Name ELM-327 V2.1 please guide me what happens
Did you find the problem for this? I'm having this issue and I cant figure it out..
Hi I have the same app but How to add HV fan speed pid ? I searched all the pids but I could not find anything about fan speed . please help
Thanks , so coool. I got Torque but have 0 on all Block Voltage, probably I have bad odb2 unit ?? I assume newly added dials should shows Voltage right away ?
I added one like and I have them in green box ,but latest value was nothing.... Can anybody recommend reliable place to buy it.
great job!
How to add 2006 Highlander hybrid? thanks so much!!!
Thank you. I was able to purchase the app. Now my question is , do you just connect to the car via wifi or is there an item that plugs to the obd plug onboard of car.?
Yes, you need an OBD2 to bluetooth adapter. There are cheap ones on ebay - about 5ish dollars or so, I never had much luck getting those to work.
The one I suggest is the BAFX adapter on amazon. Worked great for me first try
www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
So perfect
What obdscan tool did you use.
question, does it also have a fuel gauge? My dashboard is no longer working So I need something that will tell me the speed and how much fuel I have in the tank. Also great video!
HV fan speed is not going green on my torque app why would that be. I see u don’t reply much but it would be nice if u did. Thanks
Can please tell us where to get pid’s for a Prius 2. I downloaded from Prius forum but it does not show any of the voltage. They are all black in color in my torque pro.
Having this problem now, did you end up finding the problem?
Hi. I've been watching ur videos. Very helpful thank you. However if anyone can answer this. I own a '07 Camry hybrid-2.4 ltr,. I got the obd adapter/torque pro app. Got all of battery gauges like video shows. However, there's only options for the Prius's . I did see if it would work. Its hit and miss on Wich pids work. But the hybrid pack doesn't respond! What should I do to check my battery pack the same way I show the Prius. Please any info would help. Thank you.
I just bought my first hybrid, a 2020 Camry, and would like to know as well. I have been using Torque for many years and would love this functionality.
Can i use this for camry hybrid
I din't find HV charge. Can u help me to find it?
I installed torquepro, i plugged in my obd bluetooth scanner and connected via Bluetooth to my android phone. The app shows as connected and also shows connected to the ECU. I then followed your instructions to add the 14 battery voltage PIDs. BUT the half meters with digital reading show no readings, no real time voltage, no min and no max. What do i need to do to get it to read. (P.S. the preloaded coolant tempersture shows a real reading of 167 degrees, so I am thinking the obdII is sending out sensor data.)
Thanks for posting the video. So any wireless OBD2 should work? Sorry for this silly question, trying to look into this before getting myself a used prius.Thanks
In theory they all should work but some people have reported that they can't read voltages with certain OBD2 adapters. I personally use the BAFX adapter that you can get off amazon. Cost me about 25-ish bucks but it's worked great on my prius and on any other vehicle I've tried it on.
Hello,
Can you please refer any authentic database of Proprietor/Extended PIDs of all manufacturer?
Thanks!
Hi men I have a question, is possible reset the vsc check engine and abs ? With torque pro
Hey there again: Yes could you tell me where I can fine that battery check app at. the one you using on all video. Can you tell me if I can fine it at google play store?And also think ask about the 3-lights on the dash broad on 2009 Toyota Prius.Am calling from Houston Tx or Katy Tx area
It's in play store, search torque obd2. There's a free one and a $5 one
Does the OBD through torque automatically recognize when you put the battery dials on? I put the battery dials on for my prius 2nd gen but nothing seems to be happening. I have an OBD II from eBay it's called (OBD Advanced) it seems to be working except for the batteries. I'm not sure if maybe I did something wrong. Or is there a specific OBD reader I need to get.
On the main screen of the TorquePro app, there's some icons in the top left corner. You want to see the icon that looks like a bluetooth adapter lit up solid and you want to see the icon that looks like a car lit up solid as well. That means that your phone successfully connected to the adapter, and through the adapter it's successfully talking to the car.
Some cheaper OBD2 adapters have trouble either connecting, or talking to the car. I've always suggested getting a BAFX adapter on amazon. I got mine for about 22 bucks and it's worked flawlessly in any car that I plug it into.
Excellent Video as always. Just Sub'd. one question though, what kind of OBD 2 Dongle or scan tool are you using in this video?
In this video I'm using a BAFX OBD2 bluetooth adapter that I picked up off of Amazon
www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
Are you familiar with any customization PIDs? I found the ones for killing the reverse beep and they worked great I was just wondering if there were any others. Thanks!
Where did you find that?
How about adding a pid list like that but for a vehicle that is not in that list???
I applied the steps as shown in the video and when I opened the program to add (prius) HV Battery Block- Voltage, I could not find it. Please put a link to the file that contains these commands. Thank you very much
Thanks for the clear instructions for installing the Pids to the Torque Pro app! When I checked my son's Prius battery I noticed that all the block voltages were in the 15.3 range but one. Block 10 on his battery had a needle indication that would go to 14.5 then drop to 0 then back to 14.5. Have you ever experienced something like that with the Torque app? It just flickered back and forth. He broke down on the freeway last week and we haven't figured out what the issue is yet. I checked the individual voltages on each cell with a VOM and I noticed that they all were in the 7.46-7.48 range except there were three that tested 7.34-7.35, no flickering voltages. His Prius is a 2006 with less than 130,000. Are you able to access the trouble codes with the Torque app? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Might just he able to flip the inner batteries to the outside and replace the worst cell or two in order to get it rebalanced better.
This is old but for anyone reading, yes absolutely you can check a numerous amount of information about your trouble codes and such. If you run into a situation where your prius dies look at your 12v under the hood battery first, then check your internal battery packs with this app (each block should add up to 14+) , then finally and most likely after all else fails will be your Inverter (buy on eBay).
Hi friend . I have 2007 prius runs fine in regular straight roads , but when I get hills the battery meter go down to 1 or 2 bars purple and the car get any power about 50 mph . Do you think is hv battery related
Oooooooooooo same here did you ever figure out what it was?
Thank you very much.
Good day wondering which reader are you using OBD two reader
Help please. I bought the Torque Pro app and bought an OBDII adapter from Amazon. .I loaded the 14 battery PIDs but I get no readings whatsoever. Do you have any suggestions?
What OBDII adaptor do you use? ELM327 ca not read voltage for individual cell !!!!!
Having this problem too. Have any luck figuring this out?
Same here.
Can see info just fir the first block.
Someone?
Wow would this also work on a 2012 Toyota Camry Hybrid? Tku for making such great vids.
didnt work on 2012 camry
??. plse have you another way?
Okay, so I just added all the PIDS, but they're not registering any kind of charge at all. They're just dead and not moving. How do I reset them so that they're picking up real time action?
Please, I need help trying this on my 2014 Corolla Fielder Hybrid (DAA-NKE165G) engine 1NZ-FXE
Did you succeed?
Thanks dude
no problem!
i cant find the battery pid on Torgue pro
Have a link for your other hybrid battery video?
I have honda civic Ima (Hybride) 2008 how to check add custom pids for honda civic ima 2008
im new to this app .
could you please tell me how to ADD pid for my lexus LS430
I bought yesterday Torque Pro apk. I have a Prius 2005. Check Engine is on but I do not get any code. APK on android does not show on Green, (Prius) HV Battery Block- # Voltage. What is wrong? Thanks
I did it but it did not save the custom page ... how do you save it ? I had all 14 blocks + couple of others but once I exited the Torque Pro the page disappeared
Does it have Lexus CT200H PIDs too?
Which OBD dongle are you using ? Thanks
I'm using a BAXF adapter that I picked up on Amazon for around 20 bucks
What Volt do they need to be add. How do we know if the battery is bad or good?
It really depends on what's currently happening in your Prius. If you're coasting and the battery is recharging, the modules will have a higher voltage than if you're sitting in neutral with the AC going full blast.
Typically each module should test at about 7.5v with two (2) modules per block. So your voltages displayed in TorquePro should be approximately 15ish volts on average.
But really the main thing is that all your modules/blocks have the same voltage, they all need to be balanced. As long as they're lower or higher in voltage TOGETHER, you should be ok. The check engine light pops up when the ECU detects a difference in those voltages.
What ELM327/OBDII adaptor do you use?
My adapter is a BAFX unit I got off amazon
is there a torque pro app for IOS
Could you tell me which one of OBD2 scanner will work with app? Is the wifi one better than the bluetooth one?
I haven't messed with a wifi one before, all my OBD2 adapters have been bluetooth. I use a BAFX adapter that I got on amazon, but some people have shown they had success with the super cheap blue or white adapters from ebay
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Torque pro isn’t in the App Store. Do you know of another app? Also which obd2 device do you have?
Does this work for Lexus Rx450h?
What bluetooth connector are you using? I ordered two from Amazon (not the one I see you using) and neither worked well for me. If you could leave a link that would be great! Thx for your helpful vids!
www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
The BAFX adapter is the exact one that I use. From my 6.0 powerstroke to my prius to just scanning CEL codes on any other car, it's worked great for me so far.
@@CtrlAltDefeatTV would this work for checking battery block voltages?
xcuse me but where te fook is the hw fan speed in the app? i cant find it
can some one help me by letting me know where to get this app, i went to app store but they have so many options and couldnt find the Torque Pro app. thanks.
It's an android only app. If you look up "Torque Pro" in the android app store it's the first or second option that comes up. It's Torque Pro by Ian Hawkins
on torque pro it shows the aux battery as -24v and "charg ctrl -24kW" and "delta SOC: 0.0 "and another interesting line is "battery block number with max voltage: latest value =1 (bounces between 1 and 17) and "battery block number min voltage :latest value= 10 (steady)" and im getting common error code p0a80, it is it 12v battery ?
Yes. Block 10 is your lowest voltage. The block with the lowest voltage should bounce around. Because yours is staying on 10, you have a problem with block 10 of your battery.
Answer PLEEEEEESE how did you make the 14 blocks to work on the big battery cant make them work
Can you please tell me what OBD2 adapter you're using? I bought a cheap one on ebay and doesn't work.
I bought a BAFX adapter off amazon for a little over 20 bucks and it's worked great so far. I've also had luck with the little white ones off of ebay. The little blue ones off ebay have never worked for me
@@CtrlAltDefeatTV Does this stuff work on 2002 Gen 1 Prius??
@@thomasoconnor3736 I'm not 100% sure, I've never owned a 1st gen Prius. There are sets of custom pids for 2nd gens and 3rd gens, I'd perhaps try giving the 2nd gen pids a shot and see what happens?
ELM327's seem to work on a 2.gen. Mine's a Vgate iCar iV350 Mini. Seems they have a wifi model now too that creates a wifi AP that you connect to. Vgate iCar 2.
How did you save your custom dashboard. I spent an hour putting PIDs on it and then used it on the car but it did not save it and all of it was lost when I clicked back to the main menu of Torque. I can't believe that it didn't save it or give a warning and a button to save it with.
I solved the problem. I'm using a Samsung phone and you go to "Settings" then "Apps" and then to "Torque" and set the permission so that it can access memory.
I add the blocks from1 to 14. The first block showing normal figure 15.5 but the rest of blocks are all showing -330 why???
which obd scanner you are using? I have one not reading block voltages with torque pro
I'm using a BAFX OBD2 adapter. I bought mine off amazon
@@CtrlAltDefeatTV Hello, I have seen many item starting off from all different price. Are all those adapter support tha Torque Pro app anyway?
@@meck_missile The adapters should work with torque pro.
This is the one I bought
www.amazon.com/BAFX-Products-Bluetooth-Diagnostic-Scanner/dp/B005NLQAHS
Does it have provisions for Hyundai?