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This morning, I drove 45 miles, then stopped for coffee. SGII was monioring ECT, EOT FMP and VLT. I got back in the truck and switched the FMP to IPR and it was blank. No numbers. Scrolled thru and noticed many more also blank. Unplugged from OBDII andI plugged in again. still blank. All pids that I programmed are blank including EOT that was working until I switched pids. Any ideas?
This happened to me a few months ago, I unplugged it and left it that way for a half hour then plugged it back in. It worked fine after that. I too didn't want to reprogram mine but that's where I was headed if it didn't work.
This happened to me a few months ago, I unplugged it and left it that way for a half hour then plugged it back in. It worked fine after that. I too didn't want to reprogram mine but that's where I was headed if it didn't work.
That was the 'idea' that I had too. It's unplugged since I got to work. I'll check it again at lunch. I wasn't thinking it was going to work though, because I assumed it had a battery backup that allows it to store the programmed xgauges. Fingers crossed it works like yours did! lol
Originally Posted by npccpartsman
Happens to me often when I plug/unplug it. Try plugging it in with key off and letting it go to sleep before you try starting the truck.
I have found from time to time mine will lock up
and if you unplug it and plug back in you have --
for the displayed numbers. Shut the truck off
let the SGII go to sleep on it's own and restart.
Mine has done this about 3 times over the past 8 months. For me, turning the truck off and restarting brought it back to life. Apparently it is common?
Me too. I woke up sg2, and was entered new xcodes, turned key on with sg2 awake and it could not display anything. Turned key off, let sg2 go to sleep, turned key on and started engine, i woke up sg2, all happy again.
I suspect, having the odb2 bus go active with the sg2 awake gets the bus interface out of sync and the sg2 can't recover without restarting.
Did you ever wonder what signals the sg2 to "wake up" on it's own once engine is running?