✅ Hyundai Tucson Hybrid 2022+

[jeff]

No, not that I can tell. I believe I have the tires selected to display at the bottom but the display doesn't change whether tires are selected or not.

Note that you typically need to drive at least 15 mph for a few seconds in order for your car to start responding to TPMS values. Have you tried taking the car for a drive and checking the Tires parameters in Sidecar at the end of the drive?

[StanDiego]

No, not that I can tell. I believe I have the tires selected to display at the bottom but the display doesn't change whether tires are selected or not.

Note that you typically need to drive at least 15 mph for a few seconds in order for your car to start responding to TPMS values. Have you tried taking the car for a drive and checking the Tires parameters in Sidecar at the end of the drive?

Yes, I drove several miles to a store and then back home with Sidecar displayed, didn't see any TPMS info but wasn't specifically looking for it. I did export the OBD logs after the trip. I can email them if they're of any value.

I'll also look again tomorrow.

[jeff]

No, not that I can tell. I believe I have the tires selected to display at the bottom but the display doesn't change whether tires are selected or not.

Note that you typically need to drive at least 15 mph for a few seconds in order for your car to start responding to TPMS values. Have you tried taking the car for a drive and checking the Tires parameters in Sidecar at the end of the drive?

Yes, I drove several miles to a store and then back home with Sidecar displayed, didn't see any TPMS info but wasn't specifically looking for it. I did export the OBD logs after the trip. I can email them if they're of any value.

I'll also look again tomorrow.

An export would be helpful, thank you!

[StanDiego]

Note that you typically need to drive at least 15 mph for a few seconds in order for your car to start responding to TPMS values. Have you tried taking the car for a drive and checking the Tires parameters in Sidecar at the end of the drive?

Yes, I drove several miles to a store and then back home with Sidecar displayed, didn't see any TPMS info but wasn't specifically looking for it. I did export the OBD logs after the trip. I can email them if they're of any value.

I'll also look again tomorrow.

An export would be helpful, thank you!

I verified this evening no TPMS data is being displayed.

[jeff]

Thank you for the logs! Looks like the Tucson supports some parameters that Sidecar hasn't implemented yet. While I'm implementing them, can you try running the following commands so that we can generate some data I can test against?

Hybrid/EV Data

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019A
ATSH7E4
019A

[jeff]

Let's also try the following out for TPMS data:

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ATSH7A0
ATFCSH7A0
ATFCSD300000
ATFCSM1
22C00B

[StanDiego]

Thank you for the logs! Looks like the Tucson supports some parameters that Sidecar hasn't implemented yet. While I'm implementing them, can you try running the following commands so that we can generate some data I can test against?

Hybrid/EV Data

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019A
ATSH7E4
019A

I'm happy to do so but this is my first rodeo WRT coding and commands in Sidecar. Can you point me to where I would enter those commands? FWIW, I'm fairly tech savvy but just getting my feet wet with Sidecar.

[jeff]

Thank you for the logs! Looks like the Tucson supports some parameters that Sidecar hasn't implemented yet. While I'm implementing them, can you try running the following commands so that we can generate some data I can test against?

Hybrid/EV Data

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019A
ATSH7E4
019A

I'm happy to do so but this is my first rodeo WRT coding and commands in Sidecar. Can you point me to where I would enter those commands? FWIW, I'm fairly tech savvy but just getting my feet wet with Sidecar.

I'll write up a help article right now, but here's the basic flow:

1. Turn your engine on.
2. Plug your scanner in.
3. Open Sidecar.
4. Go to Settings > Your scanners and connect to your car.
5. Tap the connected scanner.
6. Tap Terminal.
7. Copy-paste the command sequences above (you can copy all of them at once and paste them at once, Sidecar will split each command appropriately).

Once you've done the above for both sets of commands, send another export of your OBD logs to support@clutch.engineering: https://sidecar.clutch.engineering/help ... -scan-logs

[StanDiego]

Logs sent, hopefully with appropriate commands registered in Terminal.

[jeff]

Logs look great! Updated the issue tracker in https://github.com/OBDb/Hyundai-Tucson-Hybrid/issues and sent some next steps via email.