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Post your scan gauge installation with the setup numbers you used. Like gas tank size, cutoff, ect. I used what the manual said the gas tank size was, 25 gal and it says im getting about 11mpg which seems to be pretty accurate.

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sorry for the crappy picture. Ill replace it later.

What it look like now.
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how does the tank capacity affect the mpg calculations?
 
how does the tank capacity affect the mpg calculations?

not really sure, but in the owners manual it says to put all that in before it will give you a reading.
 
It should get a lot better (more accurate) at reading you mileage over time. On long road trips I only have to adjust the +/-gal a very minimal amount upon fill up.

I average 14-16 on the freeway as long as I don't boost it very hard.
 
How does that Scan Gauge working out for you?
What else can you monitor with it?
I'm trying to justify the $160.
Thanks,
 
How does that Scan Gauge working out for you?
What else can you monitor with it?
I'm trying to justify the $160.
Thanks,


so far I love it.

TRIP COMPUTER
Automatically tracks four sets of trip data - Each with 11 individually stored parameters.
Maximum Speed
Average Speed
Maximum Coolant Temperature
Maximum RPM
Driving Time
Driving Distance
Fuel Used
Trip Fuel Economy
Distance to Empty
Time to Empty
Fuel to Empty

DIGITAL GAUGES
Display 4 gauges at a time from the 12 built-in digital gauges. the information is presented in Real-time!
Fuel Economy
Fuel Rate
Battery Voltage
Coolant Temperature
Intake Air Temperature
Engine Speed (RPM)
Vehicle speed (MPH)
Manifold Pressure (not available on some vehicles)
Engine Load
Throttle Position
Ignition Timing
Open/Closed Loop


SCAN TOOL
The ScanGaugeII allows you to troubleshoot your own car, read error codes, and the conditions present when the error occurred. You can also turn off the “Check Engine” light and avoid those costly trips to the mechanic.
Reads Trouble Codes
Reads conditions that set the Trouble Code
Clears Trouble Codes
Turns off the "Check Engine" light
Tells you when vehicle is "Ready" to pass OBDII testing
Make and store up to 10 rewritable special codes
to send to the vehicle computer

from the web site
 
love mine, keep water temp all the time, other options change
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Do you have to have a newer 80 for this all to work? OB1 or OB2?
I have 1995. Is this just a plug and play?


Thanks
 
Do you have to have a newer 80 for this all to work? OB1 or OB2?
I have 1995. Is this just a plug and play?


Thanks

Plug and play on OBDII only.
 
The OBDII socket is just above the fuses attached to the fuse block in the cab. If it is not there - you are OBDI.

The location can be seen here - although the socket has been "adjusted" in the picture so that it will not stick out while the scanguage is installed. https://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-tech/268908-idea-obd-plug-scan-gauge.html

Ok I know when the scaned my truck they did it from the someplace near the fuse panel i think they took off the cover.

So if its OBD1 where would the plug be?
I want to get one before thirsday and take with me.
They do read all the codes too?
Like this in my 80 ? see photo
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Brian
 
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Im pretty sure all 95s are obd2
 
if obd1 is like the 62 series, it's under the hood on the firewall on the right side. it will be a little black box with a flip open cover
 
You can open your hood. Drivers side front there should be a sticker with all types of info on it. It will be labeled ODB1 or ODB2. Or at least on mine it is.

There was a pretty lengthy thread on the 95 being 1 or 2. I think the conclusion is almost all the 95s are ODB2 with a slight chance of a early early 95's being ODB1.

Mines a 94, ODB1. The connector is just like mentioned before.... under the hood passenger side firewall.
 
Ok then mine must be 2 :clap: as can see in the photo I posted above is my 80 in Cambodia and the scan is pluged in inside like the OBD2 are said to be
 
Got mine plugen in and love it rest codes on the fly.

But cant read the owners manual the print is too small to see.
 

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