Monitoring Misfires with Torque Pro on 2002 TrailBlazer 4.2

I set this up just to fiddle around with Torque Pro Virtual PIDs and the Alarm feature. I made a virtual PID that sums the individual current misfires of all 6 cylinders. I set the alarm threshold unreasonably low for this video. The first alarm several seconds into the video is a naturally occuring misfire while the larger number later on was the result of a command I sent with the round button on the Torque dashboard.

[@sfh2050]

I need the same for 04 Trailblazer V6. What is the config?

[@jasonbrown467]

can you show how you set this up? i cant get my misfire info to go green on 04 trailblazer, thanks

[@thomasjbaker7688]

Hi Jason, Do you read other data sucessfully in Torque Pro? Specifically can you read other GM specific data from the extended PID set? These are all labelled in Torque Pro with the prefix "[GM]".

[@orzeto]

How to setup misfire in Torque app?

[@thomasjbaker7688]

It depends on the vehicle. I have only GM vehicles from the early 2000s. For those the Torque Pro app has a set of enhanced PIDs to load.

[@orzeto]

@@thomasjbaker7688 Ok my car olso GMC so I'll try load external GM PID thanks

[@MrDarkoKos]

@@thomasjbaker7688 can i do this on 1st gen toyota tacoma?

[@thomasjbaker7688]

@@MrDarkoKos I don't know. I only have older General Motors trucks