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Do I need the X-Gauge?
I want to buy the scan gauge II, but do I need the X-Gauge mod to monitor the FICM voltage? Thanks
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Go to their web site and it will list the built in functions and then you can look up the additional x-gauge features. The X-gauge was already there on the last one I purchased and you just put the gauge parameters in, nothing extra to buy if that is what you were asking.
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hmmm, because I saw one ebay where the x gauges werent included and it needed to be sent in to reprogram it.
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If the x-gauge programming isn't on it then it must be an old version. I bought one in May of '10 and another one in Sep '11 and both had x-gauges.
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$25 bucks to send in to be upgraded. You pay shipping oneway. They tell you how on their website.
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When you buy a ScanGauge the X-gauge is included; just input the data for it to receive FICM Voltage.
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You also want to it to read EOT and ECT which it will after you program it.
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ECT is fWT* in the gauge already.
Just sounds like the one seen on ebay is an older model. And it may not have Xgauge in it. I bought mine 2 years ago, and Xgauge was in it. To the OP, ask the seller on ebay which version # it is, then e-mail Scangauge and see if it can be upgraded. |
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I just got my sg2 and it was easy. Look up codes for x gauge here on the forum.
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mine is 4 years old and the X-Gauge were programed on it, it was new though it was in the fall of 2007.
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