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Truck doesn’t let me go past 80mph. I tried looking in forscan but don’t see any speed limit option. I disabled my key still nothing. And I don’t wanna mess around with as built data without guidance. Truck is tuned I bought it like that no idea what tune or tuner.
EGT's Getting up around 800-900 is what I would want to watch, can go as high as the 1100.
Coolant 225 and the fan should kick on high and sound like an airplane. You could let that get up around 235F before I was concerned.
Trans 200 to around 240
Oil temp up to 248F.
EGT's Getting up around 800-900 is what I would want to watch, can go as high as the 1100.
Coolant 225 and the fan should kick on high and sound like an airplane. You could let that get up around 235F before I was concerned.
Trans 200 to around 240
Oil temp up to 248F.
great thanks for letting me know. For now I’ll just my obd2 scanner to monitor these but what’s a good budget friendly monitor I can get off Amazon maybe.
what’s a good budget friendly monitor I can get off Amazon maybe.
For me the budget friendly path was an old Android tablet (or phone), the Torque Pro app and a Bluetooth ODB2 adapter. Despite the warnings from Torque Pro my sub $20 adapter has worked just fine.
For me the budget friendly path was an old Android tablet (or phone), the Torque Pro app and a Bluetooth ODB2 adapter. Despite the warnings from Torque Pro my sub $20 adapter has worked just fine.
great idea would a android device and forscan also work?
great idea would a android device and forscan also work?
Yes you can run FORscan on an Android as they have apps for it but I believe it's only to monitor not to get into the ECM to change settings like the speed. Here's a link to check out.
To get into the ECM, you'd need a laptop and Windows.
Yes you can run FORscan on an Android as they have apps for it but I believe it's only to monitor not to get into the ECM to change settings like the speed. Here's a link to check out.
To get into the ECM, you'd need a laptop and Windows.
