Scangauge II is saying my Fit is averaging 15 mpg, LOL
#1
10-22-2018, 08:58 AM
What gauges do you like to use on your Scangauge II
Voltage and Water Temp, on mine. Mph and RPMs but those are redundant obviously. Just curious to see what my fellow Fit owners use and why, and what metrics you are looking for.
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#3
10-22-2018, 09:34 AM
I'm hoping it is just the mode, I had it set for CANSF for the toyota, and Honda uses CANLF. I will change modes and report back.
I will do a fillip and calculate but just filled up Saturday and have 3/4 tank.
I will do a fillip and calculate but just filled up Saturday and have 3/4 tank.
#4
10-22-2018, 12:18 PM
I dont want to be that "read the manual" guy, but .... read the manual. it shows how to calibrate
also, you'll learn some neat stuff in there that you may have never cared for. in my case, I never gave a crap about "TPS".... now I'm all about that life
also, you'll learn some neat stuff in there that you may have never cared for. in my case, I never gave a crap about "TPS".... now I'm all about that life
#5
10-23-2018, 07:00 AM
I downloaded the manual but so far just changed some things in set up. Engine size from 3L to 1.5L and tank capacity to 11 gallons at least now it is in the ball park.
what does TPS do for you evil?
what does TPS do for you evil?
#6
10-23-2018, 12:44 PM
it shows how much of my FOOT is depressing the gas pedal. TPS at 13 = foot off the pedal
I try to keep TPS at 19-20 , for me at least .... I find that it brings in the best mpg and not drive TOO slow to annoy other cars on the road (on the commute to work, on the flats, it usually makes out to 65 mph)
I try to keep TPS at 19-20 , for me at least .... I find that it brings in the best mpg and not drive TOO slow to annoy other cars on the road (on the commute to work, on the flats, it usually makes out to 65 mph)
#8
11-21-2018, 01:31 PM
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ed-gk-fit.html
CyclingFit likes to use his SG to monitor temps. IAT, Water Temps, and CVT Temps.
Personally, I pref:
CyclingFit likes to use his SG to monitor temps. IAT, Water Temps, and CVT Temps.
Personally, I pref:
my 4 fav gauges:
-fWT: because our oem gauge cluster does not display water temps (and from what I hear, some MY GK5 cannot display it even with a SGii device)
-AVG: average mpg displayed only retains until the car turns off. this is AWESOME (imo) because I was able to use this to determine what route is the best to take for my commute for best mpg (IE, the route with less hills, less traf, etc)
-MPG: instant MPG, how can people live without this thing?! I use this hand in hand with TPS to get valuable data/best mpg
-TPS: I try to keep this under 20 for best mpg. for reference, tps 13 = idle.
-fWT: because our oem gauge cluster does not display water temps (and from what I hear, some MY GK5 cannot display it even with a SGii device)
-AVG: average mpg displayed only retains until the car turns off. this is AWESOME (imo) because I was able to use this to determine what route is the best to take for my commute for best mpg (IE, the route with less hills, less traf, etc)
-MPG: instant MPG, how can people live without this thing?! I use this hand in hand with TPS to get valuable data/best mpg
-TPS: I try to keep this under 20 for best mpg. for reference, tps 13 = idle.
#9
11-22-2018, 10:28 AM
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/3rd-...ed-gk-fit.html
CyclingFit likes to use his SG to monitor temps. IAT, Water Temps, and CVT Temps.
Personally, I pref:
CyclingFit likes to use his SG to monitor temps. IAT, Water Temps, and CVT Temps.
Personally, I pref:
thanks for your reply, evilcf
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