Reading Jatco ATF temp using pscan.eu

pscan.eu · 21st December 2015, 10:36

I know that it is important to have the ATF (automatic transmission fluid) upto a certain temperature I think before checking the fluid level.

We had a comment from a customer that our tool was reading high on the ATF temperature reading which means that people would not have it warm enough.

We discovered that the reading being shown was actually for coolant temperature and not for ATF and we fixed this in pscan.eu version 0411. This was because this reading was reverse engineered from a certain (very expensive) professional tool, and they had gotten it wrong.

If you are using the tool to test ATF temperature please make sure that you are using the latest software, at least version 0411 and please make sure that you are reading ATF temp and not coolant temp.

21st December 2015, 10:36	#1
pscan.eu Regular poster Peugeot 604/Jag X350 Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Ruislip Posts: 97 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 16 Posts	Reading Jatco ATF temp using pscan.eu I know that it is important to have the ATF (automatic transmission fluid) upto a certain temperature I think before checking the fluid level. We had a comment from a customer that our tool was reading high on the ATF temperature reading which means that people would not have it warm enough. We discovered that the reading being shown was actually for coolant temperature and not for ATF and we fixed this in pscan.eu version 0411. This was because this reading was reverse engineered from a certain (very expensive) professional tool, and they had gotten it wrong. If you are using the tool to test ATF temperature please make sure that you are using the latest software, at least version 0411 and please make sure that you are reading ATF temp and not coolant temp.