J1939 plug for VMSpc

DSDP Don wrote:
Bill...Once you start running the VMSpc program, you'll never drive your coach again without it running. I run my on a small notebook computer to the left of dash. I can see the big gauges and no exactly what my coach is doing at a glance.

I can watch my rolling mpg and actually make changes to my driving by seeing the mpg change. When I pull into get fuel, I check my fuel used and know within a couple of gallons how much I'll take.

X2. More info than what your dash instruments provide.

It will run on windows based tablets also if you're limited in space. My old tablet is still running windows 2000 and vmspc. Ebay is a good source for used windows tablets.

Fred

Bill...Once you start running the VMSpc program, you'll never drive your coach again without it running. I run mine on a small notebook computer to the left of dash. I can see the big gauges and no exactly what my coach is doing at a glance.

I can watch my rolling mpg and actually make changes to my driving by seeing the mpg change. When I pull into get fuel, I check my fuel used and know within a couple of gallons how much I'll take.

Thanks guys. Found it right where you said it would be. Now I need to convince myself that the VMSpc is the way to go.

Just left of the steering wheel just below the dash, it has a gray twist off cap 1½"-2" in diameter on our Phaeton.

On my Foretravel, it is located on left side wall in front of knee under dash.
No longer able to drive with out it, only thing on dash now is the air pressure gauges, everything else is on the VMSpc, much more info than I ever imagined.
Dave M

On my 05 it is under the dash behind the steering column, hard to find but it is there. I don't remember the number of pins but if I can find the info I will post it. Mine was a grey round and had a cap on it.