CarChipE/X

I have one. It works pretty much as advertised. Not all cars support 23 user-selectable parameters.

Ed

"Joseph A. Zupko" wrote:

How long a period of time will it retain?

On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 03:00:15 GMT, "C. E. White" wrote:

|I have one. It works pretty much as advertised. Not all cars support 23 |user-selectable parameters. | |Ed | |"Joseph A. Zupko" wrote: |> |> Did anybody try this product? Is it any good? |> |> With CarChipE/X, though, you'll also be able to monitor any four out |> of 23 user-selectable engine parameters, including: |> |> a.. RPM |> b.. Throttle position |> c.. Engine load |> d.. Fuel pressure |> e.. Fuel system status |> f.. Short- and long-term-fuel trim |> g.. Battery voltage |> h.. Timing advance |> i.. Coolant temperature |> j.. Air flow rate |> k.. Intake air temperature |> l.. Intake manifold pressure |> m.. Oxygen sensor voltage |> |> Plus, if you're unfortunate enough to be involved in an accident, |> CarChipE/X will automatically generate an accident log showing the last |> critical 20 seconds of speed. |> |> Includes data logger, software on CD, download cable, and power |> adapter. Requires Windows 95 or above, at least 5 MB free hard disk space, |> and one free serial port. Add our optional USB-to-Serial Cable to connect to |> USB. |> |> Buy it now, using our secure e-commerce system. Or click "More Info" |> to download copies of our catalog pages, specifications, or instruction |> manuals. |> |> Exclusions |> |> A few 2003 and 2004 model-year vehicles use the CAN protocol, which |> will be supported in early 2004. See the list of exclusions on our CarChip |> compatability chart. |> |> [Image]

Rex in Fort Worth

I don't actually know. I have never fille dit up before pulling it to check the information.

Ed