Easy/cheap way to log IAT's?




I saw CarChip in a previous thread, but I was wondering if they sold anything like this local auto stores (VatoZone, Murray's, Advance... pretty much all of 'em around here)? I suppose I could buy one, get an IAT log and then suddenly have it "stop working" and have to return it

Also, any other tips on what else to try before replacing the pump? The problem is so unbelievably hit or miss that I have a hard time believing that the pump is at the end of it's life. Just today, even, earlier on the car was pulling like a Corolla, but then not more than a few hours later, it was hauling *** just about the same as usual...
http://scangauge.com/
If your location of "Windy City" is Chicago, I live in Lombard and you can stop buy to data log your IAT's if you want
Last edited by racetested; Jun 9, 2008 at 10:00 AM.
http://scangauge.com/
I had checked with them about this, but they had no idea why it did not work on my C32.
It works fine on my 1997 Ford.
I am not sure if this data was locked out when they did the ECU recall flash.
Scangauge website has added a disclaimer:
""2003
WORKS ON ALL EXCEPT: Jeep Liberty with the diesel engine does not report fuel use or trip functions and some of the gauges. Unless the recall ECU software update has been completed.
Mercedes 300 series and E500 are not compatible. ""
Last edited by m444; Jun 9, 2008 at 10:31 AM.
Got the Auterra and it works very nice.




Race and ChicagoX, I'll PM you guys if I need help, but TYVM in the meantime!
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Just took a little 7 mile trip after installing the Green filters yesterday. Once the car warmed up a bit and I got onto a main road w/o much traffic, I nailed it with the ESP off and wow! Seriously pulled harder than it has ever pulled before, even in 20f-30f weather, multiple times. I even launched it properly from a stoplight, on flat, mostly dry pavement, and I spun through first and part of second. Just over five seconds flat, as best as I could count, to 60.
After idling through the drop-off lane at the post office though, with the engine fully warmed up (85-90c on the dash display), it was back to the power dramatically dropping off at the top of first and through most of second. If that's not a sign of the IC pump dying, you can slap me on the *** and call me a red-headed baboon...
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it seems pretty cool as well as usefull. I paid $185 for the program and USB to OBDII adapter. Used a discount code I found through google,"mp3car". I am eager to try the dyno and 1/4 mile features eventhough that's not why I bought it.





