shawn stonbraker 2
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There's an idea Daeron. I'm sure they say they are "driving it all around" but did you take note of the milage before and after? I really doubt they put enough time into it to really try and get it to stall.
Stalling Caught on Video! ;)
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you have an Xcal2..... USE the data log function hooked to a laptop and read the tranny lock up solenoid..
Worth a try
Worth a try
Chris Kulbaba
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I had no idea I could do that.
Connects to my laptop with a USB? I haven't checked but is there a tutorial somewhere on how to do the datalogging?
I asked for the scanner, he didn't say no right off the bat, but he ended up giving me a story that you dont just hook it up, you have to press buttons and stuff when it starts ascting up and its too hard to do, I took that as a " Nah, I dont wanna let you take it "
I have the XCal2, I have a Laptop. Someone had mentioned this before but didn't ever give it a shot.
Connects to my laptop with a USB? I haven't checked but is there a tutorial somewhere on how to do the datalogging?
I asked for the scanner, he didn't say no right off the bat, but he ended up giving me a story that you dont just hook it up, you have to press buttons and stuff when it starts ascting up and its too hard to do, I took that as a " Nah, I dont wanna let you take it "
I have the XCal2, I have a Laptop. Someone had mentioned this before but didn't ever give it a shot.
Keith Lewis
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Just have to load the software on the laptop and connect the XCal2 up...it's not too hard, but the hardest part is finding the right PID to log (there are a ton to select). They have a quick tutorial on their website where you can also get the software (it's called Live Link).
