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Sly like a G6
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Hunter Valley Whine Country
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Has anyone successfully used any datalogging software on their AU (with just a stock PCM... I know the Haltech stuff works with an interceptor
 )?I've tried Palmer Performance ScanXL which BPT assured me would work with a Mongoose cable... it can't see the PCM and I'll be asking for my money back. I downloaded SCT Live Link to use with my Xcal2. There are 2 versions on their site, 3.41 and 4.30. The info is confusing, bit it looks like I should be using 3.41. It fails with a "Failed to Initialise" warning when I try to run it on my notebook. Anyone had any luck with either version? I'm going to try 4.30... as soon as it downloads all the updated bloatware from Micro$oft that it needs to run  :
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The Frankenfalcon... AU1.5 Wagon, BA brakes, AU2 booster, BA2 XR6T engine, stock from airbox to turbo, 8psi/98 octane tune 240RWKW, BF XR6T cat, quiet 3" zorst, Pex BSO660 & BSO439 mufflers, 84 db, built BTR box, 3.08 LSD, Emer SVI LPG, AU1 XR8 alloys, Momo wheel, JVC KDR746BT head unit, Aerpro steering wheel control wiring. Sleeper, anyone? |
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Datalogging - What Works?
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