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OBDLink MX+ / Re: MX+ reading 2016 Toyota Sequoia tire pressure
« Last post by SCysneros on Today at 08:33:41 pm »Hi J,
Some Toyota vehicles return the pressure as an absolute value (not barometrically compensated). That means the value will be larger by the atmospheric pressure (nominally around 14.5 psi). When you read tire pressures with a gauge, the gauge experiences atmospheric pressure and only “sees" the difference between atmosphere and the tire pressure.
I have forwarded this case to the developer to see if this can be resolved in a future update.
Some Toyota vehicles return the pressure as an absolute value (not barometrically compensated). That means the value will be larger by the atmospheric pressure (nominally around 14.5 psi). When you read tire pressures with a gauge, the gauge experiences atmospheric pressure and only “sees" the difference between atmosphere and the tire pressure.
I have forwarded this case to the developer to see if this can be resolved in a future update.

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