2022 Taos missing throttle/steering tweaks in OBDeleven

[TaosOnTheLoose]

Hey everyone! I just picked up a 2022 Taos S FWD and got myself an OBDeleven to fiddle around with the throttle and steering settings.

I gave it a shot today, hood popped open, ignition on (but not running, of course), and plugged in. But when I checked out the chassis settings, I was bummed to find no options for adjusting the steering or throttle at all.

Does anyone know if those features are gone now? I'm hoping to sort this out before I reach out to OBDeleven. Any help would be awesome!

 

[Tyrion_Lannister]

Hey everyone! I just picked up a 2022 Taos S FWD and got myself an OBDeleven to fiddle around with the throttle and steering settings.

I gave it a shot today, hood popped open, ignition on (but not running, of course), and plugged in. But when I checked out the chassis settings, I was bummed to find no options for adjusting the steering or throttle at all.

Does anyone know if those features are gone now? I'm hoping to sort this out before I reach out to OBDeleven. Any help would be awesome!

Yeah, I think those settings might be locked down on the 2022 Taos S FWD. Newer models have tighter controls. I mean that's as far as I know. I'm not really generalizing. So it's probably worth double-checking if your OBDeleven app is fully updated or if you need a specific profile for your year. Otherwise, you're probably looking at dealer-only adjustments for those features. Let me know if this works.

 

[ThymeMachine]

I dont think theyre available on the Taos S FWD since it doesnt come with the drive mode selector or the adaptive steering setup that higher trims or AWD versions have. OBD11 won't show settings that the car doesn't support, so it's not a bug, probably just a limitation of the base trim.