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- Cheyenne, WY
- Ram Year
- 2018 2500
- Engine
- 6.7 CTD
First thing, I am not affiliated with the Torque Pro ap or the Google drive information. I have been running both for since the first month I got the truck back in 2018
As alot of others, my EVIC engine run & idle hours display loves to jump around. I found through the Torque Pro(TP) ($4.95) ap that you get these free extended PIDs and you can get the true readings at this google drive area. Download them as a .csv file and you can add them to the PRO version. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18CkJlaNAK3kr7jWknm3JzSOXp59bwoM4/view
Sorry about the cheesy screen shots
In the first 2 columns are the the settings when looking at them using the "edit PID" screen
Top of the last column is what is displayed on the screen when they are chosen,
Bottom of the last column is the name in the options list when choosing them
![1717408289147.png 1717408289147.png](https://www.ramforum.com/data/attachments/533/533392-75b5da67c18acaf5b9da48dc159933e1.jpg)
As alot of others, my EVIC engine run & idle hours display loves to jump around. I found through the Torque Pro(TP) ($4.95) ap that you get these free extended PIDs and you can get the true readings at this google drive area. Download them as a .csv file and you can add them to the PRO version. https://drive.google.com/file/d/18CkJlaNAK3kr7jWknm3JzSOXp59bwoM4/view
Sorry about the cheesy screen shots
In the first 2 columns are the the settings when looking at them using the "edit PID" screen
Top of the last column is what is displayed on the screen when they are chosen,
Bottom of the last column is the name in the options list when choosing them
![1717408289147.png 1717408289147.png](https://www.ramforum.com/data/attachments/533/533392-75b5da67c18acaf5b9da48dc159933e1.jpg)