[donn188]

I have a 2009 Malibu with the 2.4L, would I be able to set up transmission fluid temp on my torque app? Or where do I find the guide to doing so?

 

[Malibu2LZ]

I have a 2009 Malibu with the 2.4L, would I be able to set up transmission fluid temp on my torque app? Or where do I find the guide to doing so?

I’m honestly not sure as I don’t have a 2009 and haven’t used Torque in a few years but do you have the regular or TorquePro? I’m sure there would be a way to access trans temp with it in Pro since the sensor is already in the vehicle

 

[Speed_Freak5150]

I have Torque and can not see trans temp. I don't know if Pro gives you that option.

 

[campb292]

In Torque you may have to add custom GM PID data. I do not know if the 1st gen 6T40 had the same sensors or ability to view it, but you can on the 3rd gen 6T40. The post below shows how to add custom PIDs to Torque. It's in reference to a gen9 Malibu but concept is the same.

How-To: 6-speed 6T40 transmission fluid level and...

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[donn188]

In Torque you may have to add custom GM PID data. I do not know if the 1st gen 6T40 had the same sensors or ability to view it, but you can on the 3rd gen 6T40. The post below shows how to add custom PIDs to Torque. It's in reference to a gen9 Malibu but concept is the same.

How-To: 6-speed 6T40 transmission fluid level and...

This is an informal guide for the DIYer that wants to learn but is a little unsure. It is not a professional guide, there might even be typos. If you disagree with something, don't use the guide or write your own. This user (me), the forum, staff, nor anyone else is responsible for failure to...

www.chevymalibuforum.com

I was actually able to get it set up, by adding the predefined GM PID data! Thanks for the tip, I've been wondering how to do this for awhile now! My GTP before this car had the trans temp on the DIC so I'm used to being able to keep an eye on it and learn what the normally runs at. Thanks again!