PB2

Looking closer, it seems `queryPid()` returns before calling `get_response()`, so it will return false all the time. Let me look into this and see if there's a good work around....

`timeDiff` is only updated in `fire()`: https://github.com/PowerBroker2/FireTimer/blob/13778fed308bf9000d63f3de01f39ac02e9e4e84/src/FireTimer.cpp#L131-L135 I could see making `timeDiff` a private member and incorporating a `getTimeDiff()` function in it's place so that you will always get the...

Here are a few links that might help: - [This shows what the PID is](https://www.subaruoutback.org/posts/4345441/) - [This shows how to do the response processing](https://www.subaruoutback.org/posts/2867993/)

Please reformat your post properly

> Is there some other calibration value that the Car scanner ELM OBD app is using that Torque and the Library doesn't? Or is it the other way round? I'm...

> This happened even though I copied & pasted both pySerialTransfer.py and CRC.py to the same folder where I'm running the rx and tx files. Why would you do this?...

The latest version of the main branch wasn't tagged out for some reason. If you look at the examples included in the latest release, they should work with the pip-installed...

Should be fixed in 2.6.11

You're right, it seems I added all the architecture for deadband and then forgot to implement or something. Been a long while since I worked on this codebase, so I...

Bro, please use proper markdown formatting for your code and debug prints, please. From what I can tell, however, is that your car/ELM327 isn't responding properly to the queries and...