^ thanks bro!
btw the adapter also works on my little Galaxy Y phone ... sana lang matibay ito ... china-made eh, nakakaduda, presyong cdrking!
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Check mo muna, alam ko hindi pa obd standard ang diagnostic port ng mb100. Ni hindi ata obd1. Hehe
true Doc Otep ... yung starex 2002 TCI namin meron obd connector pero hindi obd2 compliant, i was told the connector is only used for programming the immobiliser
although obd2 implementation started in 1996, not all makers complied for many years ... today, it is believed that all cars since 2005 are obd2 compliant (at least in first world countries! lolz) ... ewan lang dito sa pinas![]()
Down ang CDR-King website. So I went to CDR-King's Visayas Ave. branch last night to see if they offer an OBD2 scanner. Waited in line for 50 minutes to learn wala sila nung thingamajig na yun and didn't even know what that "carplug" was for. Effin stupid system they have... they could just have a product list available for buyers to browse through, instead of making us wait so long just to talk to a salesperson, na ayaw naman mamansin kung di mo pa number/turn...
^ may instance pa na sasabihan ka ng wala o walang stock pero meron palang display
inefficient system and staff
pwede mo rin siguro pwersahin para kapit talaba. remember, boost yan hindi vacuum. ang tendency eh matanggal under boost. hehe
btw, plastic lamang yung t-fitting na kasama dun sa binili ko boost gage (with boost hose na rin). cheap Circuit brand lang. so far, buhay pa naman yung gage.
im also using circuit boost gauge.. ok naman... naka overboost pa ako minsan at 1.1 bar.. hahaha... the fittings and tubings included can also hold up... 2 years na ok parin...
i just use springs to delay the wastegate opening...
Anyone able to install mechanical oil pressure gauge sa car nila? Gusto ko sana install one para kita ang actual oil pressure, not just the oil pressure sensor lamp indicator lang ang monitor, meron calming effect na makita pumapalo ang arm ng dial type gauge pag press sa gas pedal, sabay sa palo ng rpm, rezing effect. Hehehe!
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Bili ka neto:
1. Oil pressure gage (mechanical) - your choice of brand pero i would go sa FD. better quality than circuit.
2. oil hose - para maseparate ang line at gage sa vibration. thread depending on the thread of the gage and other fittings
3. 3/16 or 1/4 in steel or copper tube - your choice. mas resistant ang steel to cracks and vibration compared to copper. tapos pa flare mo. single flare pwede na as long as gumamit ka ng teflon on the threads. kung hinde double flared.
4. T-fitting - kung gusto mong iretain ang oil pressure warning lamp
5. Teflon - most of the time, NP threads (tapered) ang fittings para sa gages kaya you need to teflon it.
I'll retain the OP warning lamp so got to buy a tee fittting. Also, insert na lang ako sa line maybe an eight inch flexible hose with adapter fittings to eliminate engine vibration that may affect or break the oil tubing.
Just want to know where is the oil sensor located in a Corolla 2nd gen 4AFE engine. :-)
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