ScanGauge II
I have added a ScanGauge II to my Class C Born Free. I presently monitor, water temp, transmission fluid temp, RPM and fuel volume flow. I would be interested in what other people monitor with t...
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Dakzuki wrote:No need to buy a second ScanGuage-II cable.
BTW, if you tow a dinghy that has an OBDII port on it, order a spare Scanguage cable. Then if you get a CEL on your dinghy you can display code(s) (and possibly clear them) without having to rip the cable out of the mother ship.
My main ScanGuage-II cable is nicely coiled up and 100% stored right there by the OBD2 connector. I simply unplug the RJ45 connector there and take out the entire cable. The cable between the OBD-II and my center mirror area is a simple computer internet cable. My ScanGuage-II is completely removed in seconds....cable and all.
I wish someone offered a 90 degree OBD2 adapter to RJ45 female connector without a cable or at least a short pigtail. That would be ideal for versatility. No coil of wire to store there.
