EcoBco

Anyone running the scangauge with there truck an using x gauge commands? If so please share the codes and what they are for. Thank you!!

kozal01

iTrader: (2)

You should be able to get the Xgauge commands right from the scanguage website, thats where I got mine.

EcoBco

Yea i know but some of them dont work on our trucks. Figured i would just see what x gauges other members have that work.

beaker80

I'm interested as well. I know X gauge for fuel pressure doesn't work.

rmorris1953

I had bought an Ultra Gauge for my 2002 GMC before buying 2011 EB ultra doesn't support it so I don't know if the readings on some gauges are right. One warning if u attempt this. Unplug after use it will sometimes run battery down even tho it is off?

fuel gauges seem to be close with on board. One gauge is for % of load... seems high always displays >50%
Intake pressure 0 - >20 psi
cat bank one and two temps 0->1500 f
timing adv -7 to 30
map air flow 0-60 hg
numerous other useful gauges....

Can any one say what would be normal ranges or if any of these are accurate?

cat temps are what I am most intrested in. Driving 70 mph no wind 1200 f pushing wind, pulling a hill or pulling camper has been as high as 1700 f. Best fuel milage less than 1250 f. timing greater than 20°.

engineermike

I got the WBO2's and Boost pressure (psig) to work. Search if you get a minute because I posted the codes a year ago.

nixx

Oops.. deleted post. Nevermind!

EcoBco

Would u happen to know what i should search? I tried scangauge and nothing really comes up.

engineermike

I found it, but I guess I forgot to post the codes. It was actually my very first post to the forum. I'll have to look in the SG2.

acadianbob

I've even talked to ScanGauge but no codes as of yet. They agree that the truck must be outputting the information but they have not gotten ahold of an Eco to get out the new codes. Frustrating. I expected more from them. They apparently feel no particular sense of urgency to help us out.