How To Read Transmission Temp Gauge OBD2?

Is reading your transmission temperature with an OBD2 gauge possible? Yes, a Transmission Temp Gauge Obd2 allows you to monitor your vehicle’s transmission fluid temperature using an OBD2 adapter and your smartphone or tablet. At MERCEDES-DIAGNOSTIC-TOOL.EDU.VN, we help you understand how to access and interpret this crucial data, ensuring optimal performance and longevity for your Mercedes-Benz. Learn how to select the right PID, troubleshoot common issues, and utilize enhanced diagnostics. Explore effective temperature monitoring, real-time diagnostics, and vehicle health insights.

Table of Contents

1. Understanding Transmission Temperature and OBD2

2. What is a Transmission Temp Gauge OBD2?

3. Why Monitor Transmission Temperature?

4. Essential Tools and Equipment

5. Connecting Your OBD2 Adapter

• 5.1. Step-by-Step Connection Guide
• 5.2. Common Connection Problems and Solutions

6. Setting Up the OBDLink App

• 6.1. Downloading and Installing the App
• 6.2. Navigating the App Interface
• 6.3. Initial Configuration Settings

7. Adding a Transmission Temperature Gauge

• 7.1. Accessing the Dashboards
• 7.2. Adding a New Display
• 7.3. Configuring the Gauge Type and Style
• 7.4. Selecting the Correct PID

8. OEM-Specific PID Selection

• 8.1. Ford Transmission Temperature
• 8.2. GM Transmission Temperature
• 8.3. Toyota Transmission Temperature
• 8.4. Acura Transmission Temperature
• 8.5. Mazda Transmission Temperature

9. Troubleshooting Common Issues

• 9.1. Gauge Shows No Data
• 9.2. Incorrect Data Display
• 9.3. Unable to Select OEM PID
• 9.4. Can’t Find a Specific OEM PID

10. OEM PID Reference

• 10.1. Acura Transmission Temperature Details
• 10.2. Mazda Transmission Temperature Details
• 10.3. Toyota Transmission Temperature Details
• 10.4. Ford Transmission Temperature Details

11. Advanced Customization

• 11.1. Creating Custom Dashboards
• 11.2. Reordering Dashboards
• 11.3. Customizing Gauge Display

12. Interpreting Transmission Temperature Data

• 12.1. Normal Operating Temperatures
• 12.2. Identifying Overheating Issues
• 12.3. Factors Affecting Transmission Temperature

13. Benefits of Using MERCEDES-DIAGNOSTIC-TOOL.EDU.VN

14. Advanced Diagnostic Features

15. The Role of Enhanced OEM Add-Ons

16. Connecting to Different Diagnostic Networks

17. The Importance of Regular Updates

18. Transmission Temperature and Vehicle Performance

19. Step-by-Step Examples for Different Vehicles

• 19.1. 2012 Ford Escape
• 19.2. 2012 Chevrolet Malibu
• 19.3. 2010 Toyota Camry

20. User-Defined PIDs: A Comprehensive Guide

21. Maintaining Your Mercedes-Benz Transmission

22. Real-World Applications of Transmission Temp Gauge OBD2

23. Utilizing Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

24. Choosing the Right OBD2 Adapter

25. Long-Term Benefits of Monitoring Transmission Temperature

26. Transmission Temperature and Towing

27. How to Prevent Transmission Overheating

28. Alternatives to OBD2 Transmission Temp Gauges

29. Integrating Transmission Temperature Monitoring into Regular Maintenance

30. Advanced Tips and Tricks for Using OBDLink

31. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

32. Need More Help? Contact Us

1. Understanding Transmission Temperature and OBD2

To effectively use a transmission temp gauge OBD2, it’s crucial to understand the basics of both transmission temperature and OBD2 (On-Board Diagnostics II) systems. The transmission temperature is a key indicator of the health and efficiency of your vehicle’s transmission, while OBD2 is a standardized system that allows you to access various data points from your vehicle’s computer.

2. What is a Transmission Temp Gauge OBD2?

A transmission temp gauge OBD2 is a device and software combination that reads the temperature of your vehicle’s transmission fluid via the OBD2 port. This port, standard on most cars manufactured after 1996, provides access to a wealth of data, including the transmission fluid temperature. By connecting an OBD2 adapter to this port and using a compatible app on your smartphone or tablet, you can monitor the transmission temperature in real-time. This setup is particularly useful for Mercedes-Benz owners who want to keep a close eye on their vehicle’s health and performance.

3. Why Monitor Transmission Temperature?

Monitoring transmission temperature is vital for several reasons:

• Preventing Overheating: High transmission temperatures can lead to fluid breakdown, causing significant damage to the transmission.
• Extending Transmission Life: Keeping the transmission within its optimal temperature range extends its lifespan and reduces the need for costly repairs.
• Identifying Potential Issues: Sudden or gradual increases in temperature can indicate underlying problems, such as low fluid levels, a failing torque converter, or a clogged filter.
• Optimizing Performance: Knowing the transmission temperature helps you adjust your driving habits to maintain optimal performance and efficiency.

According to a study by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), maintaining proper transmission fluid temperature can extend the life of the transmission by up to 50%. Regular monitoring allows you to proactively address issues and prevent severe damage.

4. Essential Tools and Equipment

To start monitoring your transmission temperature, you’ll need the following:

• OBD2 Adapter: A reliable OBD2 adapter is essential. We recommend the OBDLink® MX+ adapter, as it offers enhanced diagnostics for many vehicles and is fully compatible with the OBDLink app.
• Smartphone or Tablet: An iOS or Android device to run the OBDLink app.
• OBDLink App: This app is available on both the App Store (iOS) and Google Play (Android). It’s designed to work seamlessly with the OBDLink adapters, providing real-time data and diagnostic information.

At MERCEDES-DIAGNOSTIC-TOOL.EDU.VN, we can guide you in selecting the most suitable tools for your Mercedes-Benz model.

5. Connecting Your OBD2 Adapter

5.1. Step-by-Step Connection Guide

1. Locate the OBD2 Port: This port is usually found under the dashboard on the driver’s side.
2. Plug in the Adapter: Insert the OBD2 adapter into the port.
3. Start Your Vehicle: Turn on your car to provide power to the adapter.
4. Enable Bluetooth: On your smartphone or tablet, enable Bluetooth.
5. Connect via the App: Open the OBDLink app and follow the on-screen instructions to connect to the adapter.

5.2. Common Connection Problems and Solutions

• Adapter Not Recognized: Ensure the adapter is fully inserted and your vehicle is turned on.
• Bluetooth Pairing Issues: Make sure no other Bluetooth devices are interfering. Try restarting your device or resetting the adapter.
• App Connection Errors: Verify that the OBDLink app is up to date and has the necessary permissions.

6. Setting Up the OBDLink App

6.1. Downloading and Installing the App

1. Visit the App Store or Google Play: Search for “OBDLink” and download the app.
2. Install the App: Follow the on-screen instructions to install the app on your device.
3. Grant Permissions: Ensure the app has the necessary permissions, such as Bluetooth and location access.

6.2. Navigating the App Interface

The OBDLink app features a user-friendly interface with several key sections:

• Home: Displays the connection status and provides access to various features.
• Dashboards: Allows you to create and customize gauges to monitor specific parameters.
• Diagnostics: Provides access to diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) and other diagnostic information.
• Settings: Allows you to configure the app and manage your adapter.

6.3. Initial Configuration Settings

1. Connect to Adapter: In the app, go to the Home screen and tap “Connect” to pair with your OBD2 adapter.
2. Configure Vehicle Profile: Enter your vehicle’s information, such as make, model, and year, to ensure accurate data.
3. Check for Updates: Go to Settings and check for any available app or firmware updates.

7. Adding a Transmission Temperature Gauge

7.1. Accessing the Dashboards

From the Home screen, tap the “Dashboards” icon to access the dashboard interface. This is where you’ll create and customize your gauges.

7.2. Adding a New Display

1. Open Menu: Tap the “Menu” icon (three vertical dots on Android or “Menu” on iOS) in the upper right corner.
2. Select “Add Display”: This option allows you to add a new gauge to the current dashboard page.

7.3. Configuring the Gauge Type and Style

1. Select Gauge Type: Choose the type of gauge you want to use (e.g., digital, analog, graph).
2. Tap “Next”: Proceed to the next step.
3. Select Gauge Style: Choose the color and style of the gauge.
4. Tap “Next”: Move on to configuring the data source.

7.4. Selecting the Correct PID

1. Tap “PID”: On the Display Configuration menu, tap “PID” to open the Select PIDs menu.
2. Select OEM: Choose your vehicle’s manufacturer (e.g., Ford, GM, Toyota).
3. Select Module: Tap “Powertrain Control Module” or the appropriate module.
4. Select Transmission Temperature PID: Find and select the transmission fluid temperature PID (e.g., “Transmission Fluid Temperature (°F)”).
5. Tap “Done”: Confirm your selection.

8. OEM-Specific PID Selection

The process of selecting the correct PID (Parameter ID) varies depending on your vehicle’s manufacturer. Here are some specific examples:

8.1. Ford Transmission Temperature

• PID Name: Transmission Fluid Temperature (°C, °F)
• Module: Powertrain Control Module (PCM)

8.2. GM Transmission Temperature

• PID Name: Transmission Fluid Temp
• Module: User-Defined PIDs (Built-in GM)

8.3. Toyota Transmission Temperature

• PID Name: A/T Oil Temperature 1 (°C, °F)
• Module: Electronic Controlled Transmission

8.4. Acura Transmission Temperature

• OBD Mode: 22
• PID Number: 2201
• Equation: AA*(9/5)-40

8.5. Mazda Transmission Temperature

• OBD Mode: 22
• PID Number: 1E1C or 1674
• Equation: ((A*256+B)*63/10)/100 or (A*256+B)*5/72-18

9. Troubleshooting Common Issues

9.1. Gauge Shows No Data

• Check Connection: Ensure the OBD2 adapter is securely connected and your vehicle is running.
• Verify PID Selection: Double-check that you’ve selected the correct PID for your vehicle.
• Edit PID Number: If using a User-Defined PID, try adjusting the PID number (e.g., removing “01” from the end for GM vehicles).

9.2. Incorrect Data Display

• Edit Module/Header: If the data seems wrong, adjust the Module/Header value in the User-Defined PID settings (e.g., changing “ECM” to “7E2” for GM vehicles or “TCM” to “ECM” for Ford vehicles).
• Verify Equation: Ensure the equation used to calculate the temperature is correct for your vehicle.

9.3. Unable to Select OEM PID

• Check Enhanced Network Settings: Make sure the correct diagnostic network is selected in Settings > Vehicle Editor > Enhanced Network.

9.4. Can’t Find a Specific OEM PID

• Consult Forums: Search online forums specific to your vehicle model for tips and recommendations from other users.
• User-Defined PIDs: Learn how to manually add user-defined PIDs using information from online resources.

iOS Settings screen with Get Enhanced OEM Add-Ons highlighted.

10. OEM PID Reference

Here’s a more detailed OEM PID reference to assist you in finding the correct settings for your vehicle.

10.1. Acura Transmission Temperature Details

• Name: Custom Name
• Description: Custom Description
• Category: Engine
• Manufacturer: Acura
• Units:
  • Metric: C
  • English: F
• Scale Factor: 1.8
• Offset: 32
• Min/Max:
  • Min: -40
  • Max: 300
• Decimals: 2
• OBD Information:
  • Module/Header: ALL
  • OBD Mode: 22
  • PID Number: 2201
• Priority: Medium
• Equation: AA*(9/5)-40

10.2. Mazda Transmission Temperature Details

• Name: Custom Name
• Description: Custom Description
• Category: Engine
• Manufacturer: Mazda
• Units:
  • Metric: C
  • English: F
• Scale Factor: 1.8
• Offset: 32
• Min/Max:
  • Min: -40
  • Max: 300
• Decimals: 2
• OBD Information:
  • Module/Header: ALL
  • OBD Mode: 22
  • PID Number: 1E1C (or 1674)
• Priority: Medium
• Equation: ((A*256+B)*63/10)/100 (or (A*256+B)*5/72-18)

10.3. Toyota Transmission Temperature Details

• A/T 1 Pan
  • Name: Custom Name (e.g., A/T Pan)
  • Description: Custom Description
  • Category: Engine
  • Manufacturer: Toyota
  • Units:
    • Metric: C
    • English: F
  • Scale Factor: 1.8
  • Offset: 32
  • Min/Max:
    • Min: 0
    • Max: 300
  • Decimals: 2
  • OBD Information:
    • Module/Header: ALL
    • OBD Mode: 21
    • PID Number: 82
  • Priority: Medium
  • Equation: ((((A*256)+B)*(7/100)-400)/10)
• A/T 2 Torque
  • Name: Custom Name (e.g., Torque Converter)
  • Description: Custom Description
  • Category: Engine
  • Manufacturer: Toyota
  • Units:
    • Metric: C
    • English: F
  • Scale Factor: 1.8
  • Offset: 32
  • Min/Max:
    • Min: 0
    • Max: 300
  • Decimals: 2
  • OBD Information:
    • Module/Header: ALL
    • OBD Mode: 21
    • PID Number: 82
  • Priority: Medium
  • Equation: ((((C*256)+D)*(7/100)-400)/10)

10.4. Ford Transmission Temperature Details

• Name: Custom Name
• Description: Custom Description
• Category: Engine
• Manufacturer: Ford
• Units:
  • Metric: C
  • English: F
• Scale Factor: 1.8
• Offset: 32
• Min/Max:
  • Min: -20
  • Max: 300
• Decimals: 2
• OBD Information:
  • Module/Header: ECM
  • OBD Mode: 22
  • PID Number: 1E1C
• Priority: High
• Equation: (((signed(A)*256)+ B)*(9/8)+320)/10

iOS screen with Ford 2012 Enhanced Diagnostics highlighted.

11. Advanced Customization

11.1. Creating Custom Dashboards

The OBDLink app allows you to create multiple dashboards tailored to different needs. For example, you can have one dashboard for daily driving and another for towing.

1. Open Dashboard Management: In the OBDLink app, tap Settings > Help > Dashboard Management.
2. Add New Dashboard: Follow the instructions to create a new dashboard and customize it with relevant gauges.

11.2. Reordering Dashboards

You can reorder your dashboards to suit your preferences:

1. Access Dashboard Management: Go to Settings > Help > Dashboard Management.
2. Reorder: Follow the instructions to change the order of your dashboards.

11.3. Customizing Gauge Display

Customize the appearance of your gauges to make the information easier to read:

1. Edit Display: Tap and hold a gauge to open the Edit Display menu.
2. Customize: Adjust the gauge title, color, style, and other settings to your liking.

12. Interpreting Transmission Temperature Data

12.1. Normal Operating Temperatures

Normal transmission operating temperatures typically range from 175 to 220°F (80 to 104°C). However, this can vary depending on the vehicle and driving conditions.

12.2. Identifying Overheating Issues

If your transmission temperature consistently exceeds 220°F (104°C), it indicates potential overheating. Immediate action is needed to prevent damage.

12.3. Factors Affecting Transmission Temperature

Several factors can influence transmission temperature:

• Driving Conditions: Towing, hauling heavy loads, and driving in stop-and-go traffic can increase temperatures.
• Ambient Temperature: Hot weather can contribute to higher transmission temperatures.
• Fluid Level and Condition: Low or degraded transmission fluid can lead to overheating.
• Mechanical Issues: Problems with the torque converter, cooling system, or internal transmission components can cause temperature spikes.

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At MERCEDES-DIAGNOSTIC-TOOL.EDU.VN, we offer specialized guidance and support for Mercedes-Benz owners. Our expertise includes:

• Expert Advice: Access to experienced technicians who can help you interpret data and diagnose issues.
• Custom Solutions: Tailored recommendations for maintaining and optimizing your Mercedes-Benz transmission.
• Premium Tools: Guidance on selecting the best OBD2 adapters and diagnostic tools for your vehicle.

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14. Advanced Diagnostic Features

The OBDLink MX+ adapter and OBDLink app provide access to advanced diagnostic features, including:

• Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs): Read and clear DTCs to identify and resolve issues.
• Live Data Monitoring: Monitor a wide range of parameters in real-time.
• Enhanced OEM Diagnostics: Access OEM-specific data and functionality for certain vehicle makes.

Android screen with Get Enhanced OEM Add-Ons highlighted.

15. The Role of Enhanced OEM Add-Ons

Enhanced OEM add-ons provide access to manufacturer-specific data, including transmission temperature PIDs. To install these add-ons:

1. Navigate to Settings: In the OBDLink app, go to Settings > Get Enhanced OEM Add-Ons.
2. Select Your OEM: Choose your vehicle’s manufacturer and model year.
3. Install Add-Ons: Follow the instructions to install the enhanced add-ons.

16. Connecting to Different Diagnostic Networks

Some vehicles require you to connect to a specific diagnostic network to access certain PIDs. To change the network:

1. Go to Vehicle Editor: In the OBDLink app, navigate to Settings > Vehicle Editor > Enhanced Network.
2. Select Network: Choose the appropriate network for your vehicle.

17. The Importance of Regular Updates

Keep your OBDLink app and adapter firmware up to date to ensure compatibility and access to the latest features and PIDs. Check for updates regularly in the app settings.

18. Transmission Temperature and Vehicle Performance

Monitoring transmission temperature can significantly impact vehicle performance. By keeping the transmission within its optimal temperature range, you can:

• Improve Fuel Efficiency: An efficiently running transmission consumes less fuel.
• Enhance Shift Quality: Proper temperature ensures smooth and precise shifting.
• Reduce Wear and Tear: Maintaining optimal temperature reduces stress on transmission components.

19. Step-by-Step Examples for Different Vehicles

19.1. 2012 Ford Escape

1. Install Ford Enhanced Diagnostics: Go to Settings > Get Enhanced OEM Add-Ons and install the Ford 2012 Enhanced Diagnostics.
2. Add Display: In Dashboards, add a new display and select “Ford, Lincoln, Mercury” as the PID source.
3. Select PID: Choose “Transmission Fluid Temperature (°F)” from the Powertrain Control Module.

19.2. 2012 Chevrolet Malibu

1. Import Built-in PIDs: Go to Settings > User-Defined PIDs and import Built-in PIDs.
2. Select PID: Choose “Transmission Fluid Temp” from the list.
3. Add Display: In Dashboards, add a new display and select “User-Defined PIDs” as the PID source.

19.3. 2010 Toyota Camry

1. Install Toyota Enhanced Diagnostics: Go to Settings > Get Enhanced OEM Add-Ons and install the Toyota 2010 Enhanced Diagnostics.
2. Add Display: In Dashboards, add a new display and select “Toyota, Lexus, Scion” as the PID source.
3. Select PID: Choose “A/T Oil Temperature 1” from the Electronic Controlled Transmission.

Android screen with User-Defined PIDs highlighted.

20. User-Defined PIDs: A Comprehensive Guide

User-Defined PIDs allow you to manually add parameters not available in the standard list. To add a User-Defined PID:

1. Go to User-Defined PIDs: In the OBDLink app, navigate to Settings > User-Defined PIDs.
2. Create New PID: Tap the Menu icon and select “New.”
3. Enter PID Information: Fill in the required fields, including name, description, category, units, and OBD information (Module/Header, OBD Mode, PID Number, Equation).
4. Test PID: Tap “Test” to verify the PID is working correctly.
5. Save PID: Tap “OK” to save the new PID.

21. Maintaining Your Mercedes-Benz Transmission

Regular maintenance is crucial for keeping your Mercedes-Benz transmission in top condition. This includes:

• Fluid Changes: Follow the manufacturer’s recommended fluid change intervals.
• Filter Replacement: Replace the transmission filter regularly to prevent clogs.
• Inspections: Have your transmission inspected by a qualified technician to identify potential issues early.

22. Real-World Applications of Transmission Temp Gauge OBD2

The transmission temp gauge OBD2 has numerous real-world applications:

• Towing: Monitor transmission temperature when towing heavy loads to prevent overheating.
• Off-Roading: Keep an eye on temperature during off-road adventures, where the transmission may work harder.
• Track Days: Monitor transmission temperature during track days to ensure optimal performance.
• Daily Driving: Use the gauge to identify potential issues early and maintain efficient operation.

23. Utilizing Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs)

In addition to monitoring transmission temperature, the OBDLink app can read and clear Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTCs). These codes provide valuable information about potential issues with your vehicle. If you encounter a DTC related to the transmission, consult a qualified technician for diagnosis and repair.

24. Choosing the Right OBD2 Adapter

While the OBDLink MX+ is highly recommended, other OBD2 adapters are available. When choosing an adapter, consider:

• Compatibility: Ensure the adapter is compatible with your vehicle and the OBDLink app.
• Features: Look for features like Bluetooth connectivity, enhanced OEM diagnostics, and support for various PIDs.
• Reliability: Choose a reputable brand with positive reviews.

25. Long-Term Benefits of Monitoring Transmission Temperature

The long-term benefits of monitoring transmission temperature include:

• Reduced Repair Costs: Early detection of issues can prevent costly repairs.
• Extended Transmission Life: Proper maintenance and temperature management can significantly extend the life of your transmission.
• Improved Vehicle Performance: A healthy transmission contributes to overall vehicle performance and efficiency.
• Increased Resale Value: A well-maintained vehicle with a documented history of care can command a higher resale value.

26. Transmission Temperature and Towing

Towing can place significant stress on your transmission, leading to increased temperatures. Monitoring transmission temperature while towing is essential for preventing overheating and damage. Consider installing a transmission cooler if you frequently tow heavy loads.

27. How to Prevent Transmission Overheating

To prevent transmission overheating:

• Regular Fluid Changes: Keep your transmission fluid clean and at the proper level.
• Install a Transmission Cooler: This can help dissipate heat and keep temperatures down.
• Avoid Overloading: Don’t exceed your vehicle’s towing capacity.
• Use the Correct Gear: When towing or driving in hilly terrain, use the appropriate gear to prevent excessive strain on the transmission.

28. Alternatives to OBD2 Transmission Temp Gauges

While OBD2 gauges are convenient and affordable, other options are available:

• Dedicated Transmission Temperature Gauges: These gauges provide a direct reading of transmission temperature and can be installed in the vehicle’s dashboard.
• Professional Diagnostic Tools: These tools offer advanced diagnostic capabilities and are used by technicians in repair shops.

29. Integrating Transmission Temperature Monitoring into Regular Maintenance

Make transmission temperature monitoring a part of your regular maintenance routine. Check the temperature periodically and address any issues promptly. This proactive approach can help you avoid costly repairs and keep your Mercedes-Benz running smoothly.

30. Advanced Tips and Tricks for Using OBDLink

• Customize Alerts: Set up alerts in the OBDLink app to notify you when the transmission temperature exceeds a certain threshold.
• Record Data: Use the app to record data logs of your transmission temperature over time. This can help you identify trends and potential issues.
• Share Data: Share your data logs with your technician for expert analysis and diagnosis.

31. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is a transmission temp gauge OBD2?
A transmission temp gauge OBD2 is a tool that allows you to monitor your vehicle’s transmission fluid temperature using an OBD2 adapter and a smartphone or tablet.

Q: Why should I monitor my transmission temperature?
Monitoring transmission temperature helps prevent overheating, extends transmission life, identifies potential issues, and optimizes performance.

Q: What tools do I need to monitor transmission temperature?
You need an OBD2 adapter (like the OBDLink MX+), a smartphone or tablet, and the OBDLink app.

Q: How do I connect the OBD2 adapter to my vehicle?
Locate the OBD2 port under the dashboard, plug in the adapter, start your vehicle, enable Bluetooth on your device, and connect via the OBDLink app.

Q: How do I add a transmission temperature gauge in the OBDLink app?
Access the Dashboards, add a new display, configure the gauge type and style, and select the correct PID for your vehicle.

Q: What is a PID?
PID stands for Parameter ID, which is a code used to request specific data from your vehicle’s computer.

Q: What are normal transmission operating temperatures?
Normal temperatures typically range from 175 to 220°F (80 to 104°C), but this can vary.

Q: What should I do if my transmission temperature is too high?
If the temperature exceeds 220°F (104°C), take immediate action to prevent damage, such as reducing speed, avoiding heavy loads, and checking the fluid level.

Q: How often should I change my transmission fluid?
Follow the manufacturer’s recommended fluid change intervals, typically every 30,000 to 60,000 miles.

Q: Where can I find more help with my OBDLink adapter and app?
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