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Scan Gage 2

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Accessories & Modifications' started by nickfromny, Jan 29, 2008.

  1. nickfromny

    nickfromny Member since 2007

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    How do you stop from timing out when ICE is off? Where do you mount cable & get it to stay?
     
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    bestmapman 04, 07 ,08, 09, 10, 16, 21 Prime

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    Change to hybrid mode in fuel type.
     
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    nickfromny Member since 2007

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    OK. So How do I do that?
     
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    The manual shows how to adjust the settings (i.e. fuel type (diesel, gas, hybrid), fuel tank size, engine displacement, etc) which can be found here: ScanGaugeII - Frequently Asked Questions

    Hope that helps a little more.
     
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    If you use velcro to mount the SG II on the dash to the left of the MFD, the cable runs straight down the dash on the right of the steering column. It can then be zip-tied to the harness' under the dash. It doesn't move in this location. If it's a problem get some velcro with double sided tape on it. Fold one side (I choose the hook side) around the cable, just a small piece, and put a small loop piece on the dash. The cable will then stick to it and say in place. Makes it easy to remove and reinstall. The velcro can easily be removed from the dash with no residue.
     
    #5 David Beale, Jan 30, 2008
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