Anyone know? Interested in adding a ScanGaugeII to my e-van, model year 95. It's got the OBDII style connector, which I've successfully read with a super chips, but I don't know if it's one year too early.

Thanks for any guidance. I don't want to order it and have it not work, as my truck is even older and definitely can't use it.

Luke

 

ScangaugeII doesn't work on these trucks.

Look up Areoforce interceptor

 

I have one that's identical to the scan gauge II, made at the same factory but different name and a lot cheaper

It works on my 1995 E-350 7.3 turbodiesel. It won't show all, but some of the information when engine is running is there. Got the RPM's, vehicle speed and one more, but not engine temperatures and pressures.

It also reads and clear fault codes.

 

I have the Scanguage II and it mostly works on my '96. It wont clear codes but it is programmable. A search will get you premade programming lines to punch in and you can enter one in about 30 seconds. I get, Boost, EBP, RPM, MPH, EOT, ECT, IPR, ICP and more. It also has MPG functions galore, enginge time functions and performance measurments like 1/4 mile and 0-60 etc. It is backlit with about 60 colors to choose from with the numbers being in black and has brightness intensity. Its memory stays on and mine boots up to four smiultaneous guages. Not all that bad for the cost. I was thinking about getting the aeroforce scanguage as well to monitor a couple more but wasnt too sure about their functionality having to share the OBDII port with the Scanguage II. For the cost, I say go for it.

 

Mine's got all the functions you have mentioned, but as I stated, only a few work on my '95.

Seems like there's a slight difference on the '95 - '96 models.