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04 XC70 Aftermarket Radio

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wclamb2411
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Year and Model: 2004 XC70
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vtl wrote: 21 Jul 2020, 20:53 This is what I have:

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VTL - Interesting DDD, I have an '04 XC70 and have wanted to read transmission temp etc. for a long time w/ Torque Pro on a spare Android phone, but I have never been able to find a list of custom PIDs to program into Torque. Can I extract the CAN PID's from you code? Have you tried reading any of those values w/ Torque before?

Thanks!
Chris

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The code works with Volvo's raw CAN messages, in the same way like DiCE/VIDA do. I don't know how to translate Volvo CAN messages to OBD PIDs, or if it's possible at all.

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That headunit looks like it fits very well. did you have to modify the trim piece? I had a really hard time getting size specs on headunits and ended up taking a chance on a name brand unit. With an off brand unit i believe you could add a OBD2 app to show these things?

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No trim filing besides "window" for the small touchscreen LCD on the left. All 3 Kenwood HUs I've had were fit w/o mods.

Yes, Kenwood supports iDataLink, which can read OBD PIDs. Which is not much, compared to the native Volvo protocol, but at least something.

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