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Does anyone know the formula to convert C to F in Powertuner

Silver2kgtp

Silver2kgtp

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I want to change C to F for the engine temps in the Powertuner.

Does anyone know the formula to use?
 
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Re: Does anyone know the formula to convert C to F in Poertuner

regals have a e/m (English / metric) button, not so sure about the GP's id think they have a button somewhere. the dic may hold the key.
 
Re: Does anyone know the formula to convert C to F in Poertuner

1* C = 33.8~* F

Pretty sure that is the conversion rate...probably wrong though...lol.
 


Not familiar with DHP.

In HPT, you'd have to create a custom PID which involves an existing PID, then the manipulations you wish to make such as the one given.
 
In HPT select your choice of temp. F or C in the settings.

I'm almost 100% sure that DHP has a setting as well if you go into the gauge properties for Temp. Mine is in F and I didn't convert it.
 
There is no place in PT to change it. You can change the letter to "F" but it doesn;t change the formula automatically.
 
Options>Editor Options>Units>English

Is that what you're looking for as far as the editor? If you are scanning I'd suggest not using DHP scanner, instead Uvscan.
 


FoSHO99 said:
Options>Editor Options>Units>English

Is that what you're looking for as far as the editor? If you are scanning I'd suggest not using DHP scanner, instead Uvscan.
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Why not DHP? Been using it for years.

Never heard of Uvscan. Do you have a link?
 
I've always had issues with the dhp scanner, so have others and then UVscan was made. The dhp forum is still down and the copy I have I'm having issues getting it working on a win7 64 laptop, hopefully figure out something here soon.
 


Powrtuner Cable, using the A/D input for the wideband. There are some docs in there that explain how to create custom PID's or change it to *F
 
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