How about your very own Dyno?

[Matt400]

While exploring ideas on PC based scan data/tools I found a software you load into your laptop or pda, plug in the info and run it on the road for dyno testing.



Take a look here

 

[Buddy's Ram]

What vehicles does the ScanTool or SpeedTracer not work with?



The EPA has listed the 2000 Nissan Maxima and Altima as non-compliant because of a hybrid protocol implementation and they will not connect. We will connect to the Duramax, Cummings, and Powerstroke diesel vehicles; however, because their gross vehicle exceeds the maximum requirements of the OBDII standard, they are not OBDII compliant and very limited data or sensors will report.

 

[KatDiesel]

Here is the homepage of the comapny AutoEnginuity

 

[Matt400]

Here is the homepage of the comapny AutoEnginuity

I see, looks like AutoEnginuity is the maker of the software in the above link. DC data is generic OBDII as far as I can see. I sent off an email for a list of data it will do on the Cummins.

 

[Matt400]

Good news, the folks at AutoEnginuity plan on a release of "DC enhanced" availability next month. They also confirmed that this will include the Cummins Oo.

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

Good news, the folks at AutoEnginuity plan on a release of "DC enhanced" availability next month. They also confirmed that this will include the Cummins Oo.

Thank God because: (Bcutts it's not you but the website)

The EPA has listed that We will connect to the Duramax, Cummings, and Powerstroke diesel vehicles; .

 

[Buddy's Ram]

Yeah I noticed that glaring mistake myself. Kinda makes you feel all warm and fuzzy doesn't it!

 

[ToolManTimTaylor]

:-laf