So, I want to check actual vs requested boost pressure which is usually done on channel 115 in the obdeleven app. The problem is, there is no channel 115 when I check live data or try to make charts. If I use the same obd device on my 2004 vRS I find it and can log, but not when I plug it in my Octavia vRS 2015.

 

Any ideas?

6 minutes ago, bogani said:

So, I want to check actual vs requested boost pressure which is usually done on channel 115 in the obdeleven app. The problem is, there is no channel 115 when I check live data or try to make charts. If I use the same obd device on my 2004 vRS I find it and can log, but not when I plug it in my Octavia vRS 2015.

 

Any ideas?

They have different engine ECUs, so coding, adaptation and measurement blocks aren't going to be the same.

 

Hopefully someone with a Mk3 vRS will chime in with the correct channel to log.

On 16/05/2023 at 10:36, PetrolDave said:

They have different engine ECUs, so coding, adaptation and measurement blocks aren't going to be the same.

 

Hopefully someone with a Mk3 vRS will chime in with the correct channel to log.

 

Thanks mate, I found it in the end. Although, another issue appeared. It stops reading the values after a few seconds, like it loses connection, then resumes. Not a huge issue when watching live data, but recording charts doesn't work when the reading is interrupted.

On 23/05/2023 at 07:44, bogani said:

 

Thanks mate, I found it in the end. Although, another issue appeared. It stops reading the values after a few seconds, like it loses connection, then resumes. Not a huge issue when watching live data, but recording charts doesn't work when the reading is interrupted.

Would you be so kind to post more details on the solution? Others may need it as well when they stumble on this thread. Thanks.

19 hours ago, Tivan said:

Would you be so kind to post more details on the solution? Others may need it as well when they stumble on this thread. Thanks.

 

Ofcourse, there was no channel 115 but I just searched for Boost pressure and it showed up far down the list.