SECS data monitor, anyone using 1?
Been told about one of these at the place that did my TEK2, are they any good, or am I wasting my time ?
As I have a 00MY, thought it might help me keep an eye on my MAF as well.
Cheers for any replies.
As I have a 00MY, thought it might help me keep an eye on my MAF as well.
Cheers for any replies.
The SECS gives you a useful spread of information, but it should be considered a compliment to, rather than a replacement for, some standalone gauges.
The easiest method of monitoring the health of your MAF sensor is with a standalone AFR meter and a KnockLink.
The easiest method of monitoring the health of your MAF sensor is with a standalone AFR meter and a KnockLink.
I've got one on an MY99. I don't believe they can monitor AFR on the MY99/00 vehicles.
It is fab, highly recomended. Makes a good and much better looking substitue for standard dial guages. It records peak values too which is nice.
Totally agree with GM though, although it makes a good replacment for most guages, it wont replace an AFR or a knock link.
Edited to add;
Personally I don't think you can beat a KL for monitoring the state of your MAF or fuel quality. If you've got troubles starting it will light orange, or worst big RED
It is fab, highly recomended. Makes a good and much better looking substitue for standard dial guages. It records peak values too which is nice.
Totally agree with GM though, although it makes a good replacment for most guages, it wont replace an AFR or a knock link.
Edited to add;
Personally I don't think you can beat a KL for monitoring the state of your MAF or fuel quality. If you've got troubles starting it will light orange, or worst big RED
Last edited by zhastaph; Feb 19, 2004 at 09:17 PM.
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