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  • Boost Addict
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I have the Kiwi Wifi OBDII... As far as I know you need an additional module to read fuel pressure etc.. Wouldnt that be the case with DashCommand too? I know you can get DashCommand for iPhone also, I only have Rev at the moment. I wouldnt mind being able to read fuel pressure without a sensor but I thought it wasnt possible?>

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  • Loves boost
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In short that is correct, there are no Oil or Fuel pressure sensors in the ODBII network on these cars which sucks

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Ok finished off some finishing touches, doesn't look to different the main changes are all behind the scenes. Feel free to download and use for your self! Any suggestions are welcome.

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Ford BA XR6T Dash Command Dashboard.zip

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Ok, did a search on ebay for the scan tool. Is there a particular one to look for?

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That is brilliant. So speed, engine load, RPM etc are logged automatically and displayed on this once correctly plugged in?? That is awsome.

  • Moar Powar Babeh
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You need a ODBII scan tool, it plugs into the ODBII port behind the fuse box cover.

Envy, OBDII Scab tool and a carpc? or just the scan tool?

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Hiddeous, from the research I have done you still need the carpc do display the screen on the ICC and the scan tool plugs into the car pc via usb, You then need software to enterpret the signals I think.

Involved. But something to keep me occupied in the winter months.

  • Moar Powar Babeh
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thanks Rudiger, i tend to agreed. Whats required to feed the video from you car pc(or mini laptop??) to the ICC?

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Depends on the pc you are going to use, and by that, from what I have read, you can either get a certain PCIE card that will out put the right resolution and scan/frequency, or go for a small converter board that does the same. There was link to the site that sold them but I cant find it now. I think its around the $150 or there abouts.

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