PLX Data Logging System Died Today
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PLX Data Logging System Died Today
Yesss my data logger shat itself today after about a year and a half. Its getting power but is not holding a connection. With no way to monitor vitals that means the E55 is out of action till i get a new data logging system or buy a new PLX one. Fixed Pulley FTW!!
Im not 100% happy with the PLX products. They are relatively cheaply made. My question is what is everyone using? Dashdaq with zt-2?
A swap is going to have me pulling my wideband and sensor modules. I dont mind the work if the system is reliable. Nothing more fun then running cables through firewall and pulling the shifter to access the back of the cigarette lighter. I love how easy merc/amg made it for us to access the back of the cigarette lighter. Its like they knew we would tap into the leads to power our widebands. Weighing up the options atm.
Im not 100% happy with the PLX products. They are relatively cheaply made. My question is what is everyone using? Dashdaq with zt-2?
A swap is going to have me pulling my wideband and sensor modules. I dont mind the work if the system is reliable. Nothing more fun then running cables through firewall and pulling the shifter to access the back of the cigarette lighter. I love how easy merc/amg made it for us to access the back of the cigarette lighter. Its like they knew we would tap into the leads to power our widebands. Weighing up the options atm.
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Yesss my data logger shat itself today after about a year and a half. Its getting power but is not holding a connection. With no way to monitor vitals that means the E55 is out of action till i get a new data logging system or buy a new PLX one. Fixed Pulley FTW!!
Im not 100% happy with the PLX products. They are relatively cheaply made. My question is what is everyone using? Dashdaq with zt-2?
A swap is going to have me pulling my wideband and sensor modules. I dont mind the work if the system is reliable. Nothing more fun then running cables through firewall and pulling the shifter to access the back of the cigarette lighter. I love how easy merc/amg made it for us to access the back of the cigarette lighter. Its like they knew we would tap into the leads to power our widebands. Weighing up the options atm.
Im not 100% happy with the PLX products. They are relatively cheaply made. My question is what is everyone using? Dashdaq with zt-2?
A swap is going to have me pulling my wideband and sensor modules. I dont mind the work if the system is reliable. Nothing more fun then running cables through firewall and pulling the shifter to access the back of the cigarette lighter. I love how easy merc/amg made it for us to access the back of the cigarette lighter. Its like they knew we would tap into the leads to power our widebands. Weighing up the options atm.
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Zt2 is very good with the dashdaq system however it will be difficult finding a dashdaq since they don't make them anymore. I recently sent mine in for repair and was thinking of just replacing it and zeitronix told me there are not any around and the best thing is to repair it
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They say it's something like the dashdaq called the Ndash but it was made more to be a programmer etc for the ford trucks etc. seems we are screwed, will cost me 375$ to repair my dashdaq...