Anyone know the Oil Temp OBD2 PID

[Hind]

Hi friends,

I recently installed an OBD2 display to show me temps, pressures, etc. The one thing I really wanted was Oil Temperature and pressure. The software engineer is willing to add to the code for an update, but the car is new, and not all the parameters are mapped yet on this device.

Does anybody have a OBD2 scanner that's able to query the PID (Parameter ID) for oil temp in our car? Somebody scan it!

This is what I purchased and the store owner has been helpful but without the PID or having a car for him to inspect (he lives in china), I wont be able to access oil temp and/or pressures.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XB6L26X?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title


Any other advice is welcome, thanks!

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[Integra23]

There isn't an oil temp sensor. It's calculated on the Type R.

 

[Ktrw]

I also would love to know the oil pressure PID since I can't find it through OBDLink or Torque.

 

[Hind]

I was planning a thermostatic oil cooler/heat exchanger from Hel, it is supposed to have two ports to allow adding a temp/pressure sensor. I wonder where the sensors come from and connect to?

 

[reinstated]

Not sure if this helps, but I've had luck using the Torque app to find PIDs on my car. Might be worth giving that a try if you haven't already?

 

[Victorofhavoc]

I was planning a thermostatic oil cooler/heat exchanger from Hel, it is supposed to have two ports to allow adding a temp/pressure sensor. I wonder where the sensors come from and connect to?

Standard sensors you'd find anywhere as long as the bung fits. Racing supply places like Pegasus often have them.

They would connect to a gauge you'd wire up in the cabin. There's no ecu connection I'm aware of.

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