Anyone else have one setup?

also, where is the female OBDII input located on 2G CL, read this but wanted to verify.

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I do.

It located on driver's under the dash right side.

 

thanks, how did you route the wire.

 

The plug is facing down. When you plug something in it will stick out under the dash. You can pull the plug off the bracket though and zip-tie it higher to hide it more.

 

Ive thought about getting one and mounting it in the sunglass holder.

 

I have mine mounted on the top of my steering column, in front of the MPH dial, held with some stratigically placed black velcro. The cord is tucked behind the right side lower plastic panel and run up proximate to the steering column behind said panel. You can't really see the cord until it emerges from the panel at the ScanGauge. It's right in my line of sight during my commutes, so as to minimize taking my eyes off the road. it works for me.

In the summer of 08 when gas prices jumped beyond $4 a gallon, I invested in one of these and they are GREAT. I mainly use it for MPG calculations and also use it to monitor coolant and intake air temps. Especially, during stop-and-go traffic with the A/C on. Consistently, with the Mugen cooling mods, one can see/feel, at least on my car, when the radiator fan switches on at 188F. It drops like a rock to about 170F within about 10 to 15 seconds. It helps me gauge how things are going, in that regard, under the hood. IIRC, when I bought mine, Amazon had the best price in 08; however, that may have changed.

 

Looks like a cool product, I might have to pick my self up one.

 

same here. here are pics of mine. This is pretty good stuff. I replaced my alternator last year. Scan gauge was reading under 13v. so i checked alternator, sure enough it was bad. If i didn't have this i wouldn't notice right away.

 

sweet, thanks for the pics, what kind of pedals are those?

 

automatic pedals

 

um, those are MT pedals AT has a fat brake pedal, and I was referring to brand, I think they are the pedals by supercomputers, I am looking for a set of AT pedals with the dead/rest pedal.