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Old 05-04-2013, 06:51 PM   #52 (permalink)
AndrzejM
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Originally Posted by stewie View Post
I was thinking and i might do this. I may just set close numbers like 8090 and default usec and reset all stats to zero. Fill her up and drive entire tank. Than i will take margin of error get both numbers, adjust and do this 2 more times to get more accurate reading. I think that's best way of approaching it. This short term fiddling is useless. lol
That's the wise approach. Don't be scientific about it just calibrate is properly and that will be the best and most acurate method to get your MPGuino throw the right numbers.
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