ODB-1 Scan Tool! - FINALLY!!!
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I am going to assume what you bought is an Actron 9690. Question is, how do you get real time data like your pics show with OBD1? Only way to do anything like that with EECIV is through the J3 port and that Actron tool will not support J3.
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They should be in the back of the manual that came with it.
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Did a little checking and it would seem that not all EECIV ECU's support data stream. Is this later models only? Quick check in a Chilton's manual, (Yeah, I know!), looks like 90 and later have 2 extra circuits to the self test connector?
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From: Easton,Ks
The self-test plug has to have pins #1 and #3.
In 1990 only the 4.9L, 5.0L & the 5.8L had these data pins.
The 7.5L and the 7.3L did not.
The 7.5L had the pins in 1992. I do not have data for 1991.
In 1990 only the 4.9L, 5.0L & the 5.8L had these data pins.
The 7.5L and the 7.3L did not.
The 7.5L had the pins in 1992. I do not have data for 1991.
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For instance I have a Fuel PW (pulse width?) of 7.9
Is that good or bad? High or Low? Normal or abnormal?
IAT (intake air temp) is 118 - again, good-bad-high-low?
No manual came with this unit. I guess I have to download it from Actron.
My truck is a 95 F150 4.9/auto - Runs GOOD! but I have crummy gas mileage. I've done all the other routine maintenance stuff, but I feel I could be missing something.
Is that good or bad? High or Low? Normal or abnormal?
IAT (intake air temp) is 118 - again, good-bad-high-low?
No manual came with this unit. I guess I have to download it from Actron.
My truck is a 95 F150 4.9/auto - Runs GOOD! but I have crummy gas mileage. I've done all the other routine maintenance stuff, but I feel I could be missing something.
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Subford, so I'm stepping back into a 94 F150 with OBDI. WOuld you recommend the CP9190 scanner? I currently use the Torque app with a BT>OBDII adapter on my Cobra. Thanks!!!
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For instance I have a Fuel PW (pulse width?) of 7.9
Is that good or bad? High or Low? Normal or abnormal?
IAT (intake air temp) is 118 - again, good-bad-high-low?
No manual came with this unit. I guess I have to download it from Actron.
My truck is a 95 F150 4.9/auto - Runs GOOD! but I have crummy gas mileage. I've done all the other routine maintenance stuff, but I feel I could be missing something.
Is that good or bad? High or Low? Normal or abnormal?
IAT (intake air temp) is 118 - again, good-bad-high-low?
No manual came with this unit. I guess I have to download it from Actron.
My truck is a 95 F150 4.9/auto - Runs GOOD! but I have crummy gas mileage. I've done all the other routine maintenance stuff, but I feel I could be missing something.
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I just replaced it about 3 weeks ago - Used the Motorcraft one too!