Scan Tool - what brand and model should I buy?
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I recently got EASE scantool package. Consisting of The Sofware Cd for GM powertrain OBD-I, OBD-II cable and converter box, and it works schweeeeet. it was 300$+ dollars tho. If you want the Body/Chassis also it cost about another 300.
I have to say it is very cool and easy to use.
Features include: vehicle selection database, real-time data grid, real-time graphing with up to 6 graphing windows, meters, bar graphs, unlimited recording and playback, snapshots, professional reports, on-line information libraries view and clear DTCs and more ... All PowerTrain options that the OBD-1 computer in my car has, the software supports. I can view and record 64 diffrent paramaters at a time.
I'm going to have a couple screenshots by the weekend for data needed to have a custom chip burned. I'll post them when i get a chance so everyone can see what it looks like.
thier website is here:
http://www.obd2.com/scantool/data/scantool.htm
http://www.obd2.com/scantool/data/sc...e_includes.htm
I have to say it is very cool and easy to use.
Features include: vehicle selection database, real-time data grid, real-time graphing with up to 6 graphing windows, meters, bar graphs, unlimited recording and playback, snapshots, professional reports, on-line information libraries view and clear DTCs and more ... All PowerTrain options that the OBD-1 computer in my car has, the software supports. I can view and record 64 diffrent paramaters at a time.
I'm going to have a couple screenshots by the weekend for data needed to have a custom chip burned. I'll post them when i get a chance so everyone can see what it looks like.
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thier website is here:
http://www.obd2.com/scantool/data/scantool.htm
http://www.obd2.com/scantool/data/sc...e_includes.htm
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Heres my car last night at WOT in 1st gear. This is just one of the many screens and views. There are a lot more parametere to choose from (green), the yellow is my personal subset that i chose to capture.
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I like it!
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I forgot to add that i dont know what half that **** means. like if the O2 sensor should be reading between 880 & 930 from what i've seen other members that knwo what they're talking about say on this board.
what is 880 & 930 and how do i convert my O2 info to get that type of a number? as you can see, i have transitions which im not sure what it means, and voltage in hundreths. 880 and 930 number voltage that is coverted to a whole number by moving the decimal over a couple of spots?
Sorry, i need to start another post for all dis stuff...
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Sorry, i need to start another post for all dis stuff...
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