ScanGauge II fuel economy gauge now available directly from EcoModder

[jrscteg]

Originally Posted by MetroMPG

Your only option is something like the MPGguino.

thanks for the reply! looks like the mpguino are on back order?

[MetroMPG]

Not sure. You'll have to check with dcb - godfather of the project.

[mx73]

does this only work on obd2 and obd1. i have a stand alone ecu, could i splice it into my injectors and rpm.

[gone-ot]

Yes, the mpguino is a kit and does not use either OBDI or OBDII; it connects directly to the car's speed sensor, injector (just one) and switched voltage for its power and signals. It does NOT connect into or through any OBDI or II connector.

[mx73]

i have batch fire injection 2 x 3, can you divide/mult the signal for that.

[dopplereffect98]

Got mine in the mail yesterday! Just in time for 4+ hour trip (errand) after work that I was dreading. Setup took two minutes and my girlfriend actually wanted to talk about FE

[tehgyb]

I know where a chunk of my next paycheck is going...

[tehgyb]

Mine's in the mail, cant wait to receive it!!
Thanks EM Team!


Edit: Got it yesterday, that was quick, thanks again guys!
have it hooked up, working, and waiting until I need gas again to start the calibration

[CoolFeet]

What are any of your experiences using an smart phone app that is equivalent to scan gauge 2?

[Smurf]

Am I correct in thinking you have basically four options for MPG display?
1. Factory-installed instrumentation
2. MPGuino for non-ODB, about $50, 4-wire install
3. ScanGauge2 for ODB2, about $150, plug&play
4. UltraGauge for ODB2, about $70, plug&play

So if you don't have ODB2 port, your only option is MPGuino? And besides supporting Darin and Ben and this website, what other advantages does SG2 offer over UltraGauge that is half the cost?