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Message: [QUOTE="Mark Kovalsky, post: 1131120, member: 1654"] I don't know what "omes" are. Do you mean ohms, as in electrical resistance through the solenoid? If so, you can't read that in the OBDII stream. As for what the sensor pressure should be, that's what you are reading from the OBDII stream. You are reading what the pressure should be. You can't read actual sensor pressure, the is no port to read it. The method to determine if the sensor pressure is correct is to install a pressure gauge in the test port. Read the pressure at idle in P,R,N,D,2, and 1. Read it at WOT in R, D, 2, and 1. NEVER hold WOT for more than 5 seconds, and always allow at least 30 seconds idling time in neutral or park between WOT readings. [/QUOTE]

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