Oil pressure ?

[Drnick]

Is there a way to check oil pressure with an OBD link using bimmercode or bootmode
Or something similar?

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[razorlab]

Is there a way to check oil pressure with an OBD link using bimmercode or bootmode
Or something similar?

Both can.

 

[Drnick]

Ok, can you get oil pressure reading on the free app? Or you have to pay for the better app to get the oil pressure readings?

 

[razorlab]

Ok, can you get oil pressure reading on the free app? Or you have to pay for the better app to get the oil pressure readings?

For Bimmerlink, not sure. You can download the BM3 app for free and log without having your ecu flashed with BM3

 

[Drnick]

Bimmerlink is $36

 

[razorlab]

Bimmerlink is $36

BM3 = Bootmod. App is free to use. Don't need an ecu flashed with Bootmod to log.

 

[Drnick]

All I want is to check oil pressure, other then hard piping and using an actual gauge , there must be a simple way to check oil pressure

 

[GoldenEye]

 

[razorlab]

All I want is to check oil pressure, other then hard piping and using an actual gauge , there must be a simple way to check oil pressure

I literally just told you how?

 

[Drnick]

Ok bm3 app will tell me oil pressure, I’ll see

 

[Thraxbert]

Literally any OBD reader. Oil pressure is a standard SAE value reported over CAN to OBD scanners. Though I admit I'm curious as to why you're looking at it, since I'm 99.999999% it's in-spec.

 

[Drnick]

I have OBD MX link and on its dashboard there is no oil pressure readings

 

[XtremeMaC]

OBDLink app.

Hmm yes it doesn't come up on it. Though I'm trying it without being connected..

Did you try "Get enhanced OEM Add-Ons"?

 

[Drnick]

No

 

[razorlab]

Literally any OBD reader. Oil pressure is a standard SAE value reported over CAN to OBD scanners. Though I admit I'm curious as to why you're looking at it, since I'm 99.999999% it's in-spec.

Which PID? Oil *pressure* is not a normal SAE PID. Maybe you are thinking fuel pressure or oil temp?

You can get it using enhanced mode 22 at 0x586F but most generic obd2 readers can't do that.

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