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Just got my AE scanner from Clay. Should I keep it in enhanced powertrain test mode? Looking forward to monitoring more data than I can possibly ever use or interpret...
Just got my AE scanner from Clay. Should I keep it in enhanced powertrain test mode? Looking forward to monitoring more data than I can possibly ever use or interpret...
Once you have the Enhanced Ford (or whatever) bundle it will always be in the enhanced mode for that manufacturer. At least mine has been for the last 7 or 8 years or so. Occasionally I buy an update from the AE website if there's a new feature I want.
Just got my AE scanner from Clay. Should I keep it in enhanced powertrain test mode? Looking forward to monitoring more data than I can possibly ever use or interpret...
Congrats, I just got mine for Christmas. From what I have seen and been told, the enhanced powertrain test mode is default and gives you a lot of test points. You can also do different test with the other settings, ie. generic power train. You can do like I did and click on one and go to the next to the last tab and see what test you can run. hope this helps and good luck.
also don't hesitate to call them (auto engunity) if you have questions. good group of people. or if you are in the valley (Phoenix) area stop by and talk with them.
Thanks for the responses. Looking for an AE know it all here now.... Do these numbers look pretty good?
Also, I'm recieving no feedback at all from o2 sensors, is that normal?
Well then its a good thing the o2 sensors weren't reporting back, then I'd have real issues. I was just watching the injector pressure to see that it was changing and the duty cycle didn't seem to go up too high. Enjoying being able to see all this information...
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