OBD II info on AWD system?
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OBD II info on AWD system?
Is it possible to know what the AWD system is doing at any given time? I would like to be able to know when it is sending some power to the front, just 'cause I want to know.... so I wonder if there is any way to get info from OBD II on the AWD system.
I have the bluetooth OBD II dongle and Torque app on my Android tablet. I've looked around a little and haven't seen anything. But maybe I'm missing something?
Ideally it would be great to see how much torque the system was sending to the front wheels....
I guess it would also be cool to know what the traction control / stability nanny is doing. Maybe record activity as you drive then view it as a graph?
Any thoughts?
I have the bluetooth OBD II dongle and Torque app on my Android tablet. I've looked around a little and haven't seen anything. But maybe I'm missing something?
Ideally it would be great to see how much torque the system was sending to the front wheels....
I guess it would also be cool to know what the traction control / stability nanny is doing. Maybe record activity as you drive then view it as a graph?
Any thoughts?
That would be cool but I have seen no way to do that before. Never seen anything for it in the Torque app either.
Acura SH-AWD cars have a screen which shows the power split, i wish infiniti did the same.
Acura SH-AWD cars have a screen which shows the power split, i wish infiniti did the same.
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I'm going to reach out to EcuTek and see if they can play around with this and a couple of other items. Some of their RaceRom stuff from the R35 should be applicable to us too but isn't yet because all their testing is on RWD G's.
Got a response back from EcuTek. They are putting in a tasker for the G37/370z platforms for get more out of the TCM. This will possibly allow for rolling launch, torque splitting, and some other neat features. This would be awesome for track applications!






