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Torque Pro Plug-Ins

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Main Forum' started by toyomotoman, May 2, 2019.

  1. toyomotoman

    toyomotoman New Member

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    Hi guys. I am trying to use the Torque Pro App to read realtime Block Voltages on my 2005 Prius. For some reason the 1st block shows the usual 15+ volts but Block 2-14 show -330v ???? What is up with this?
     
  2. OAK_CV

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    I have the same problem! I'm wondering if it might be the cheap elm bluetooth device I bought on ebay. What type of obd2 reader are you using? Did you ever figure out a fix?
     
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    OAK_CV New Member

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    I think I've found the answer on another thread in PriusChat:
    Best OBD reader, Gen 2 prius? | PriusChat
    Looks like you don't get all of the toyota-specific codes unless your adapter supports J2534 standard. That thread has a recommendation for a Panlong bluetooth adapter. I was hoping I could buy it from the PriusChat store, but it looks like I'll have to go to amazon. Not as ridiculously cheap as the one I bought, but still very inexpensive...
     
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    I ended up going with a bluetooth adapter from BAFX, also recommended on that thread. It works great, and was about $20. Torque pro now gives me all the cell voltages, and I see that my HV battery is still in good shape. :)