PSI3 Data Monitor
28 November 2014, 05:26 PM
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PSI3 Data Monitor
I finally found the data monitor I want. I actually got two! Both are working and look pretty good. I'll be getting the last one they made eventually and maybe another one from Poland. These things are awesome.
02 December 2014, 04:00 AM
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So I got another PSI3 today. It's an older LCD one and the screen is all messed up. I'm going to try and fix it and see what happens. It is a S1004 from what the face plate says but the board on the back says S1002 ISS.2 SERIAL No. ______ (blank). So i'm not sure what it is but it is definitely older than my other ones.
02 December 2014, 05:49 PM
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When I bought the first two monitors the previous owner gave me either the oil temp or oil pressure sensor. It's a long skinny brass fitting with two wires coming out of it. It goes where the stock oil pressure sensor is right under the alternator. When I get my other data monitor I am going to install the sensors and see how they work. I can't wait to have an oil pressure and oil temp gauge!
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02 December 2014, 11:55 PM
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It all depends on who is selling it and if it works or not. I paid $250 USD for the two in the picture and for the one I got last night I paid $100 USD and that one doesn't work. The seller either knows what they have or they don't. They usually go for a good amount of money.
05 December 2014, 10:35 PM
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I have this thread bookmarked which gives the pin numbers
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ring-help.html
i bought defi replacement oil temp & pressure sensors from japan & US i think, id need to double check they are lying in glovebox as i havent got round to fitting yet
https://www.scoobynet.com/general-te...ring-help.html
i bought defi replacement oil temp & pressure sensors from japan & US i think, id need to double check they are lying in glovebox as i havent got round to fitting yet
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22 December 2014, 02:08 PM
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Does anyone know how to fix the data monitor when it starts to show different characters? Last night my blue screen one started showing all different characters and was not working properly. I was told it did this before I purchased it and now it's starting. If anyone knows how to fix this please let me know. I would really like to fix this one.
22 December 2014, 10:54 PM
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Do you know a way to contact Simon? I just put my other data monitor in today and now that one isn't working. So I have three broken data monitors. 
22 December 2014, 11:10 PM
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23 December 2014, 01:36 AM
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So I found a broken solder connection on one of the data monitors. I soldered it back and it still doesn't work. I'm thinking there is something wrong with the micro-chips. I wish I knew more about all this technology stuff haha.
23 April 2015, 03:49 AM
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Going to bring these things back up. After a few months of searching I now have 5 PSI3 data monitors and have one more lined up to buy. Love these things and if anyone has one they're selling please let me know.
23 April 2015, 11:23 AM
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Jesus, 5 of them !! you need help 
Loving the look og the carbon fibre one
I have one in my car that works when it feels like it, must only be a loose connection somewhere but can't seem to remove it from the dash pod to check.
TBH I would rather swap for Defi's or sell once I have sourced a set of gauges.
Loving the look og the carbon fibre one
I have one in my car that works when it feels like it, must only be a loose connection somewhere but can't seem to remove it from the dash pod to check.
TBH I would rather swap for Defi's or sell once I have sourced a set of gauges.
23 April 2015, 05:38 PM
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They are kind of rare and will most likely be worth something eventually. As of right now I won't be selling any.
What car are you using it on where it won't read the fault codes? I'm guessing a new one because 06+ have air pumps.
What car are you using it on where it won't read the fault codes? I'm guessing a new one because 06+ have air pumps.
23 April 2015, 10:02 PM
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Yep 06 sti. It just won't read all fault codes as I guess it only has codes up to a certain date and they stopped making them on 04
Also ive found the dash top ones always ***** up when left in direct sunlight/heat but will always return to normal after being in shade/cooled down. I guess the solder joints must expand.
Still a great little unit though
Also ive found the dash top ones always ***** up when left in direct sunlight/heat but will always return to normal after being in shade/cooled down. I guess the solder joints must expand.
Still a great little unit though
24 April 2015, 12:45 PM
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I think you need the newest one. It's the graphing one made for 2005 I believe. I still have to buy one of those ones.
My friends and I have found the same thing when they sit in the sun. All of us have ours mounted on top of the dash and the heat messes it up. Usually when they cool down they go back to normal. Very strange and I cannot get a hold of Simon who people say repairs them. Might have to start tinkering with them myself to see if I can repair them or not.
My friends and I have found the same thing when they sit in the sun. All of us have ours mounted on top of the dash and the heat messes it up. Usually when they cool down they go back to normal. Very strange and I cannot get a hold of Simon who people say repairs them. Might have to start tinkering with them myself to see if I can repair them or not.
24 April 2015, 03:29 PM
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I think you need the newest one. It's the graphing one made for 2005 I believe. I still have to buy one of those ones.
My friends and I have found the same thing when they sit in the sun. All of us have ours mounted on top of the dash and the heat messes it up. Usually when they cool down they go back to normal. Very strange and I cannot get a hold of Simon who people say repairs them. Might have to start tinkering with them myself to see if I can repair them or not.
My friends and I have found the same thing when they sit in the sun. All of us have ours mounted on top of the dash and the heat messes it up. Usually when they cool down they go back to normal. Very strange and I cannot get a hold of Simon who people say repairs them. Might have to start tinkering with them myself to see if I can repair them or not.
graph ones are mental money!
24 April 2015, 03:52 PM
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My friends and I have found the same thing when they sit in the sun. All of us have ours mounted on top of the dash and the heat messes it up. Usually when they cool down they go back to normal. Very strange and I cannot get a hold of Simon who people say repairs them. Might have to start tinkering with them myself to see if I can repair them or not.
Hmmm could explain why mine is so temperamental then
Had one in my old car in the dash below the stereo and never had a problem, this one in the dash top is a pain
When it suffers from heat does the screen scramble and / or keep turning off ??
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Ive got the graphical one.got it from mattyb on here he sold it as not working sent it to auwell electronics took a bit of time but they repaired it .funny thing is when i turn it on turnin concepts. Com comes up when it turns on at first which i think is an american company when i goggled it .the screen stops displaying info sometimes for a few seconds.also got an old one had that repaired display went wrong