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If you are talking the Linear-logic scan gauge II that unit does not have that capability that I know of (at least mine does not do that). The Aero Force scan gauge can do this with the proper connections. I run a four pillar ISSPRO gauge set-up and the Linear-logic scan gauge II. I will continue to search around if I hear differently on the EGT but I don’t think it can be done.<O</O
<O</O Follow the link and go down to post #65 and see if that answers any of your questions<O</O
<O</O https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...jectors-5.html<O</O
I'll be calling them tomorrow. Supposedly they have an egt capability, one of their X Gauges parameters but it's showing for the Scan Gauge D (large diesel trucks), not the II.
I'll be calling them tomorrow. Supposedly they have an egt capability, one of their X Gauges parameters but it's showing for the Scan Gauge D (large diesel trucks), not the II.
Scangauge Egt works on some of the diesels that have thermocouple(s) in the exhaust from the factory. 7.3 doesn't have that so there's no output for SG II or D to read.
Here's a snap of my average fuel economy on a quick 84-ish mile trip to a member of this site (moderator's) house just now. I was in cruise control at 65mph out of tunes completely. The mph gauge on the truck and the Scan Gauge II mph seemed perfectly in sync.
Not too bad, all stock with a muffler delete and that's it.
After I parked.
If anyone has anything to offer concerning the Scan Gauge II as I just got it a few days ago, I'm all ears and could really use any and all assistance. So far I'm finding it's well worth keeping.
Glad I could help. Sheesh, give me break already, I thought it was doing some mathematical configuring. The real time mpg on the top left fluctuates constantly, anywhere from 30+mpg to around 10 mpg seemingly depending upon when the turbo was kicking in and out. The avg on the right was changing every so often, mostly climbing and then settling in one spot.
If anyone has anything to offer concerning the Scan Gauge II as I just got it a few days ago, I'm all ears and could really use any and all assistance. So far I'm finding it's well worth keeping.
Download the x-gauge code sheet from their website and program some x-gauges. Here are the gauges I display most of the time:
Download the x-gauge code sheet from their website and program some x-gauges. Here are the gauges I display most of the time:
Already have them all. Snuggyworm, a Houston Texas member, programmed them all in for me. My volts are around 13.5-14 as well.
How did you mount it up on top of the mirror like that? The velcro can't be strong enough on it's own, can it?. Are those rubber bands holding it in place?
It is mounted on a Blendmount for scangauge which I bought from amazon. No velcro can hold up to the FL heat so I supplemented the velcro with some thin bare nickel wire.
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