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wasinger3000
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Local. It's 58 miles away from me so with $20 in gas it's still way cheaper than online. All I could find on the net was $16 a gallon and up.Wilson said:
wasinger3000
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Didn't realize our cars had a washer fluid level sensor.... that makes meth even safer.
Its all the way at the bottom,held in by a rubber grommet,will be a good idea just to have one of those rubber grommets laying around just in case of a leak?Little pita to remove though,you have to remove the rim and tire and remove part of the wheel well for access for the pump.grommett and the level sensor.
wasinger3000
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Yeah I keep a tube of 1 min gasket on the car for the just in case times on the road. Stuff works wonders.
I'm just glad the car has a sensor so If i ever do get low on meth on a long road tip I'll know to pull over and fill up.
I'm just glad the car has a sensor so If i ever do get low on meth on a long road tip I'll know to pull over and fill up.
wasinger3000
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METH!
IMHO....Seems that you just need a (your tablet/laptop connector) to OBDII cable or a wireless dongle. Beyond that it is simply on the tuner to allow you to load the app and tune on some device other than SCT or MyCal tuner. Then we'd find out how much a tune is really worth.
Embedding the tuning software in hardware standardizes the operating environment, raises reliability & provides better protection for proprietary elements from hackers than portable software ever could. Really no different from what Apple has been doing (albeit significantly better) for decades. That said, I am looking at Windows tablets for running software such as SCT Livewire and ForScan. Hate having to lug around a laptop for these things, as I do extended logging frequently.
IHeartGroceries
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This little rascal leaves quote a bit to be desired. Even the v2 was pretty decent. The v3 AP is just sweet.
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I'd gladly pay what I'm paying now for the software license only, especially if it would allow for one device that actually doesn't look like **** in my $50,000 car.
I get tired of swapping out devices every time I get a tune tweak or want to run a data log.
The x4 is extremely limited for data logging so this just adds to my frustration as I would need to use it in pass thru mode in conjunction with a laptop to get all the needed parameters.
Ultimately what this market needs is competition, then SCT wouldn't be able to peddle this crap off on us.
I get tired of swapping out devices every time I get a tune tweak or want to run a data log.
The x4 is extremely limited for data logging so this just adds to my frustration as I would need to use it in pass thru mode in conjunction with a laptop to get all the needed parameters.
Ultimately what this market needs is competition, then SCT wouldn't be able to peddle this crap off on us.
I have no reason to believe a Windows tablet wouldn't be able to replace a laptop for what we need. ForScan uses Bluetooth, have to check if Livewire does as well.
I am in agreement with your thinking, FoMoCo, but short of having portable software, I too would like hardware that is in step with the times.
I am in agreement with your thinking, FoMoCo, but short of having portable software, I too would like hardware that is in step with the times.