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Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-31-2007, 02:59 PM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

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Posted By skewbe

Hey Bobski, your mpg is climbing nicely, is that...

Hey Bobski, your mpg is climbing nicely, is that display mounted and helping?

Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-12-2007, 07:07 PM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

Views: 9,590

Posted By skewbe

FYI, I find that I only use the average reading...

FYI, I find that I only use the average reading for my commute one way or errand. So that I have a MPG goal in mind and make adjustments to make that goal by the end of the trip.

Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-11-2007, 04:58 AM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

Views: 9,590

Posted By skewbe

Yeesh :) I don't see anything to adjust. ...

Yeesh :) I don't see anything to adjust.

Does the thing display RPM? Just thinking out loud here but you will have to tweak the pulse width if you want to keep that working too.

I dug up...

Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-10-2007, 08:11 PM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

Views: 9,590

Posted By skewbe

Excellent bobski, are you thinking about...

Excellent bobski,

are you thinking about filtering out every third injector pulse? If these came on 4 cylinders, there may be a jumper or resistor inside the unit you could change, or there...

Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-09-2007, 05:30 PM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

Views: 9,590

Posted By skewbe

cool beans, let us know if the mpg reading starts...

cool beans, let us know if the mpg reading starts making sense (note my saturn reads .1gph with the engine off too ?!?)

Forum: General Maintenance and Repair

07-09-2007, 09:33 AM

Replies: 41

Retrofitting an '88 Legend FE display.

Views: 9,590

Posted By skewbe

Nope, it won't. It might be useful for...

Nope, it won't. It might be useful for calibrating the vss signal (i.e. if you had different sized tires than the computer expects) though.

I think the "put it on the passenger seat and wire it...

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