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Old 06-03-2010, 09:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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ScanGauge II not reading fuel cutoff

it does work but if i change any of the 4 gauges it stops reading fuel cutoff. I know the 8th Gen Civics need the "LP" gauge up to read cutoff and its up but i dont know whats wrong. i have to reset the thing and re-do all my settings for the cutoff to start working again. Anyone know something i dont?

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There is a cutoff sensitivity setting (which I haven't used myself). I wonder if that's involved.

I know others have used it before - I'm sure someone will chime in.
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On a similar note, some days mine reads fuel cutoff while on other days it doesn't. This is without changing any of the gauges...:/
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It's possible cutoff is determined by other factors (accessories, coolant temp etc).

I'm not being very helpful :P
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ScanGauge displays 9999 Fuel cutoff while accelerating

2002 Nissan Xterra, V6 3.0, 5 speed manual

During my summer roadtrip I noticed that sometimes the ScanGauge would display 9999 mpg indicating fuel cutoff. The problem is, I was going uphill with the gas pedal pressed.

In regards to your issue:
1) Check the "LP" gauge on your ScanGauge: It needs to be in CLOSED mode
2) Check the "TPS" gauge: On some cars TPS needs to be 0 when the gas pedal is not pressed
3) In an automatic you might need to be going a certain speed before it will allow fuel cutoff

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On my car foot off the accelerator TPS=9 and it does Fuel cutoff in 3,4,5 gear if RPM is high enough.
On scangauge in SETUP/FUEL/CUTOFF I say TPS=10 for cutoff and the scanguage shows cutoff (MPG=9999 and GPH=0). If I set the scanguage cutoff to TPS=9 it does not read it.
So my advice set scanguage to read cutoff at one TPS higher then foot off accelerator TPS.

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