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Generiic Profile Fuel Level % not correct #207

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cloudbr34k84 opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 7 comments
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Generiic Profile Fuel Level % not correct #207

cloudbr34k84 opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 7 comments
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@cloudbr34k84
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I just filled up my tank and the fuel level sensor is only at 35%?
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seanauff commented Oct 2, 2024

Appears related to #206. Expressions in the profile look correct. Perhaps it's using the wrong byte?

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Appears related to #206. Expressions in the profile look correct. Perhaps it's using the wrong byte?

yeah inthink we have determine that my vehicle does not follow the standard PID's so @meatpiHQ is creeating a car profile my Holden Colorados

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meatpiHQ commented Oct 3, 2024

@cloudbr34k84 let me know if you have found a correlation between the value you're seeing and the actual fuel level.

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@cloudbr34k84 let me know if you have found a correlation between the value you're seeing and the actual fuel level.

hey sorry, ill check it over the weekend when ill fill up again

@jay-oswald jay-oswald added the pid People wnating help getting pid data for their car label Oct 15, 2024
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@meatpiHQ

My fuel tank is now full. Data is saying its 35.69 = 76lt

New Scaling Factor Calculation:

Scaling Factor = 76 / 35.69 ≈ 2.13

Applying the Updated Formula:
Multiply the OBD-reported fuel level by this updated factor:

Fuel Level in Liters = OBD Reported Value × 2.13

Example:
If the OBD-reported fuel level is 35.69:
35.69 × 2.13 ≈ 76 liters

This should now provide accurate fuel readings aligned with your 76-liter capacity.

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@meatpiHQ do you think we can re look at my use case for getting this and other data?

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@cloudbr34k84 Sorry for the delay, please try this profile

vehicle_profiles.json

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