I can't believe how difficult this is to find. Subaru USA does not, and when I asked customer service they said the Climate of Canada makes it severe. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 5 of 5 Posts. Another screen I monitor 3. Actually, there is a great app on Google Play specifically for 2012+ model Subaru's that reads CVT temp (and other data). I've done everything I can … The app is called ActiveOBD ... and it is the only OBD app I have found that can read the CVT/ATF temp and is not incredibly involved and expensive to do so. The Lineartronic design uses two hydraulically operated pulleys connected by a metal chain. I realize that there are Android apps that can show CVT temp by default, but I am sadly locked into the iOS ecosystem and can't easily go this route. I have an OBD II wifi module on my 2017 Crosstrek to monitor my temps and fuel economy. I think that Active OBD is the key to getting Subaru specific readings like the CVT temp and coolant temp. This weekend I have conducted multiple tests with OBD Link LX and OBD Link MX+ on my 2020 Subaru Ascent. With heat seeming to play a large role in the strength and reliability of these transmissions, keeping an eye on fluid temperature during higher load situations helps a driver to know when temperatures rise above normal. Subaru’s Lineartronic CVT Reliability ∞. The sad verdict is that none of the OBD readers, Apps, or phones displayed the Tranny Temperature or the AWD status. This is a typical drive going about 3 miles around town. {Quote}" I got the Torque app working but I'm not finding a coolant temp that works. CVT temperature among other things. Initially I had to remove Active OBD to be able to connect to the torque app. My coolant temperature normally tops out at about 198 degrees F. That means the CVT fluid is being routed through a device that heats the CVT fluid to at least 198 degrees F. I have a copy of the 2015 Subaru Field Service Manual (FSM) and thier own manual states the operating CVT temperature is between 140-176 degrees F. #SubaruAmbassador #SubaruAmbassadorRobert. Although Subaru doesn’t correlate the two, the company announced warranty extensions for several 2010-2018 CVT-equipped Subarus from 5 years/60,000 miles to 10 years/100,000 miles. Custom OBD PID for CVT fluid temp. Has anyone gotten these two apps to work? 2. Subaru Canada REQUIRES CVTF changes at 100k kilometers now - roughly 60k miles, regardless of towing or not. Photos 1. One of the more common requests we’ve seen/heard from CVT WRX and Forester XT Accessport users is to integrate a transmission temperature monitor into Accessport firmware. Hey all, Have tried to do a decent amount of research to flesh things out but havent distilled if anyone has been able to get a read on their CVT Temp from their 2013 Outback with a OBDLink MX + ActiveOBD Plugin. Jump to Latest Follow 1 - 1 of 1 Posts. I have used 3 different phones and an iPad running ActiveOBD and Torque Pro apps. So I would like to get it working. CVT Temp with OBD2 dongle and iPhone. Linear Logic, LLC 2222 S. Dobson Rd Suite 800 Mesa, Arizona 85202 Robert.Mauro ... And, remember, I am not your Subaru Technician - always discuss any suggestions (mine or others) with YOUR authorized Subaru service technician. The most important thing is that it shows the CVT temperature, which is a much requested feature for those who are towing. Active OBD, an app long used on Android to view more details on Subaru vehicles with an OBD-II scan tool is finally released and available for iOS. ... Subaru Crosstrek and XV Forums. CVT Temperature Gauge Transmission (AT/MT) & Driveline. Applies to All Model Years .
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