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I currently am using a ScanGauge II, do you think this would be alot better?
ScanGauge II:
http://www.scangauge.com/
This is it in my car:
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buy a NEO or a DTEC, u can read all that **** and adjust things respectively. i use a NEO and my AutoXray inconjunction with eachother and i get pretty decent results.
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Originally Posted by mikedudley17
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Apexi-SA ... dZViewItem
this is similar to mine, a lil more updated and colorful:
http://www.levineautoparts.com/autez60obdii.html
ok, but what about for a "simple" install device that just uses the OBDII plug for monitoring (mountable in car) ?
actually what i like about the auto xray is that you can plug and unplug it whenever, u can check ur CELs, and if you really wanted to, u can use velcro and put it somewhere. its a great OBD II scanner. u can also see ur fuel trims, what ur voltages are of certain sensors like ur O2 and u can see how advanced or retarded ur timing is, temps, blah blah blah. basically u can check alot of ****. u can also clear ur own CELs and such. then when ur all done, pack into nice lil case and put in trunk or garage.
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Autoxray 6000 scan Collects All Values from Vehicles On-Board Computer.
FREE INTERNET UPDATES
Supports multiple trouble code requests, generic codes (mode 3), pending codes (mode 7), enhanced codes (mode 13).
On-screen definitions of OBD I trouble codes, OBD II generic and OBD II manufacturer specific codes.
Detects OBD-II Freeze Frame Information.
Displays Readiness Test Status.
Displays O2 Sensor Test.
Test Results (mode 6).
Vehicle ID (mode 9).
Set Measurement Units in SAE/Metric.
Live Data Stream Monitoring.
29 Frame Capture Mode.
Set Capture Frame Interval from 0500ms to 5000ms.
Reset Check Engine Lights.
Quick Step Data Navigation.
Customize Data Views.
Internet Upgradeable.
I'm looking to buy a ScanGaugeII and wondering where is the plug? Is it where most are near the steering column?
yes, just under the lip of the dash in the center.
yup. below driver kick panel, a little to the right. there is only one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bigs
Thanks guys!