Scan Guage or Edge Insight
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Scan Guage or Edge Insight
Hi all , I've been using the scan guage II for a while now and can't get it to read EOT or trans temp properly both are 6 to 17 deg. high at any given point of time. Tranny was flushed and new filter,(Paper roll) look's good. 6 to 10 deg high vs. issapro tranny guage. And eot on SG. reading 206 to 210 normal driving while ect reads 191 to 195 which is right.
In the last 500 miles had the eo cooler rebuilt ,new egr cooler , new eo temp sensor replaced... Is any one else w/a SG,experiencing this or a isolated experience.
And is the Edge better at reading ford's info, i know it's more money,but I'de prefer accuracy.And I think it will show more ford info (parameters)
Or is there something else I could check or change that may be the problem w/ inaccurate readings.?
All input would be great...
Its been a long day,
thanks
In the last 500 miles had the eo cooler rebuilt ,new egr cooler , new eo temp sensor replaced... Is any one else w/a SG,experiencing this or a isolated experience.
And is the Edge better at reading ford's info, i know it's more money,but I'de prefer accuracy.And I think it will show more ford info (parameters)
Or is there something else I could check or change that may be the problem w/ inaccurate readings.?
All input would be great...
Its been a long day,
thanks
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Hi all , I've been using the scan guage II for a while now and can't get it to read EOT or trans temp properly both are 6 to 17 deg. high at any given point of time. Tranny was flushed and new filter,(Paper roll) look's good. 6 to 10 deg high vs. issapro tranny guage. And eot on SG. reading 206 to 210 normal driving while ect reads 191 to 195 which is right.
I hope I don't get in trouble with this, but Damn this darn forum timers!!!! this is the 3rd time I write down this reply!!! sorry guys, I need to vent this one. Back to the subject.
The difference you see may be because of the tolerance difference on the gauges. If the scangauge is a little off on the high side and the Edge is a little off on the low side there's your 6 to 10 deg difference between the two and both may be within the recomended tolerance. So no one is right or wrong.
Also remember that EOT is always a little hotter than ECT. How much??? Don't remember right now. Maybe 10 to 20 deg hotter, but the exact number is another story.
The only moment you may compare different fluids temperatures to trobleshoot instrumentationin in the absence of a good known instrument is when all fluids are known to be at the same temperature. That's when the truck is set to cooldown overnight with no heater plugged. At this time the engine had enough time to liberate all the thermal energy stored inside and all fluids including tranny temp and Air Intake Temp should be the same. If there is different fluid temperatures something is not right in the instruments.
I hope this info help and I really hope to get this reply done!!!!!
Luis,
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I hope I don't get in trouble with this, but Damn this darn forum timers!!!! this is the 3rd time I write down this reply!!! sorry guys, I need to vent this one. Back to the subject.
The difference you see may be because of the tolerance difference on the gauges. If the scangauge is a little off on the high side and the Edge is a little off on the low side there's your 6 to 10 deg difference between the two and both may be within the recomended tolerance. So no one is right or wrong.
Also remember that EOT is always a little hotter than ECT. How much??? Don't remember right now. Maybe 10 to 20 deg hotter, but the exact number is another story.
The only moment you may compare different fluids temperatures to trobleshoot instrumentationin in the absence of a good known instrument is when all fluids are known to be at the same temperature. That's when the truck is set to cooldown overnight with no heater plugged. At this time the engine had enough time to liberate all the thermal energy stored inside and all fluids including tranny temp and Air Intake Temp should be the same. If there is different fluid temperatures something is not right in the instruments.
I hope this info help and I really hope to get this reply done!!!!!
Luis,
The difference you see may be because of the tolerance difference on the gauges. If the scangauge is a little off on the high side and the Edge is a little off on the low side there's your 6 to 10 deg difference between the two and both may be within the recomended tolerance. So no one is right or wrong.
Also remember that EOT is always a little hotter than ECT. How much??? Don't remember right now. Maybe 10 to 20 deg hotter, but the exact number is another story.
The only moment you may compare different fluids temperatures to trobleshoot instrumentationin in the absence of a good known instrument is when all fluids are known to be at the same temperature. That's when the truck is set to cooldown overnight with no heater plugged. At this time the engine had enough time to liberate all the thermal energy stored inside and all fluids including tranny temp and Air Intake Temp should be the same. If there is different fluid temperatures something is not right in the instruments.
I hope this info help and I really hope to get this reply done!!!!!
Luis,
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