Forscan lite
Tuned
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So Forscan Lite shows oil life remaining? I'd like to be able to see that.
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i use the blue tooth adapter and monitor on my ipad
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Yes, it's a 7" Fire tablet.
Carefully read the thread called "FORScan spreadsheet" in this forum and it will tell you everything you need to know about what adapter to buy and how to get it to work
Carefully read the thread called "FORScan spreadsheet" in this forum and it will tell you everything you need to know about what adapter to buy and how to get it to work
Tuned
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Nice. So do you leave your fire running it all the time?
I bought the app for my phone today. Had trouble connecting to my bluetooth adapter even though the app that came with the adapter was working. I finally got it to work.
Now how do I know what modules to look in to pull up the different PIDs like you are displaying?
I bought the app for my phone today. Had trouble connecting to my bluetooth adapter even though the app that came with the adapter was working. I finally got it to work.
Now how do I know what modules to look in to pull up the different PIDs like you are displaying?
More Turbo
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What is the difference between EGT11 and EGT12? I just want to monitor EGT in general (the way I use to do with an analog gauge with a probe like I did in my previous trucks.
And can the gauges be rearranged? If so, I haven't figured that out yet.
I'm monitoring EGT, EOT, ECT, so far.
And can the gauges be rearranged? If so, I haven't figured that out yet.
I'm monitoring EGT, EOT, ECT, so far.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
What is the difference between EGT11 and EGT12? I just want to monitor EGT in general (the way I use to do with an analog gauge with a probe like I did in my previous trucks.
And can the gauges be rearranged? If so, I haven't figured that out yet.
I'm monitoring EGT, EOT, ECT, so far.
And can the gauges be rearranged? If so, I haven't figured that out yet.
I'm monitoring EGT, EOT, ECT, so far.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Nice. So do you leave your fire running it all the time?
I bought the app for my phone today. Had trouble connecting to my bluetooth adapter even though the app that came with the adapter was working. I finally got it to work.
Now how do I know what modules to look in to pull up the different PIDs like you are displaying?
I bought the app for my phone today. Had trouble connecting to my bluetooth adapter even though the app that came with the adapter was working. I finally got it to work.
Now how do I know what modules to look in to pull up the different PIDs like you are displaying?
using the sensor names at the bottom of each gauge, just look for those in the list of available choices inside the app. I don't really recall where exactly they are all located at the moment. I'm not near my truck right now.
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What adapter are you using to hold it up there?