Scangauge Programming - Transmission temperature

[raydouble]

I'd be really interested to see some average "wheeling" temps if anyone has any.

 

[e9999]

I'd be really interested to see some average "wheeling" temps if anyone has any.

I think I posted some of mine (for the 80) someplace, comparing Lo and Hi in sand. Made a huge difference IIRC. May not be exactly the same as the 100 but probably fairly close and certainly would show the point of going in on Lo.

 

[Travis351]

Worked on my 99. Thanks Hoser!

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Yeah Phil, I would say either your version and/or tranny isn't compatible or you entered it wrong.

Mine starts a little above ambient temp. Around town is run 90-120 degrees F. On the interstate cruising at 70 it's 120-130 degrees F. Powering up a long mountain pass I saw a peak of 155 degrees F. Keep in mind for all of these numbers the ambient was around 55 degrees F.

P.S. The first try I missed a 0 somewhere and it gave me a reading of -600 degrees F. Knew right away that wasn't correct!

A tech at ScanGauge entered the code for me

Now I need to find the post to the code?

I guess somewhere between the ScanGauge tech's video games and McDonald's he failed to input the code correctly

I re-entered the codes and now I have ATF temps.

Friday I'm off to the lake, Scottsdale's temps is expected to be 111° with the boats weight at #5000. The 1 mile hill should be a good test for trans temp.

 

[tomcranks]

Worked on my '99 as well.

 

[Wilsil]

Digging up an old thread.

Looks like the ScanGauges are working for UZJ100 under 2003?
Anyone with a LX470 from early 2002 with a working ScanGauge?

 

[Slickspawn]

Old thread but I wanted to add a data point.

I went on a trip yesterday - from sea level to around 5,000ft. Engine temps were 180-188F the whole way depending on the grade. Trans temps were pretty stable around 130-140F while in low. On the highway on the way home it was 145 or so. During the stop light mess from the highway it got to 160.

I think it's working.