CEL shift light.
I've seen this on a few cars, i searched and found one thread with flaming, i have alot of gauges to watch while i'm driving, i make sure my air/fuel is proper, my oil pressure is good, my temperature is good, and my boost isn't spiking, inbetween this, i generally bounce rev limiter.
I'm looking for some real input on this, i want to keep the function of the CEL as coming on when there is a problem, but i'd like to double it (or another dash light) as my shift point.
Someone said "Easy, get Uberdata", but didn't really explain it, i see there is a "shift light" feature, but what does it do?
I'm looking for some real input on this, i want to keep the function of the CEL as coming on when there is a problem, but i'd like to double it (or another dash light) as my shift point.
Someone said "Easy, get Uberdata", but didn't really explain it, i see there is a "shift light" feature, but what does it do?
So Uberdata can do what i'm asking?
That's all i needed to know, thanks.
Do i just leave the MPH set at "158" for all gears and make the revs ~7000 all the way down? Not sure which MPH i need, just RPMs. Car isn't running at the moment or i'd experiment.
That's all i needed to know, thanks.
Do i just leave the MPH set at "158" for all gears and make the revs ~7000 all the way down? Not sure which MPH i need, just RPMs. Car isn't running at the moment or i'd experiment.
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Indeed.
Indeed.
I think that should work, I never used the MPH part of it either. If it doesn't work, then I'd try setting them all at 0 maybe? Either way it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.
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